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VOL 30—NO. 1+4 HELENA, MONTANA TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1889. FIVE CENTS STRUCK A SNAG. THK 1KKSBYTERIANS. THREE AT A TIME. THE RAILROADS. DIAMOND AND TRACK- TROOPS-ASKED FOB Proceeding-- of the Northern and southern A Weal ( enters llle Lady of W hula Butte ( blaaa-o Fails to Play Ball-Flyers at I too la aavd Ornveaend. tleneral Aaaeanblfea. la Proud. Indications That the Samoan Com- NEW YORK. May 21.—The Presbyterian Visit ot Union Pacific Msgnates to WASHINGTON. May 21—Inability to bit Black Fiends in Culpepper County, Miner: Butte can bid defiance to her Pearson's effective pitching with any de. HERSHFIELD ADR?': missioners at Berlin are in general assembly spent the first part of the many would-be rivals in everything that 1 session to day in discussing the proposed Butte and Anaconda on a Tour gree of success and poor fielding on the part Vs., in Serious Danger From In• goes to sustain her right to the title of the Situated on Montana Avenue brth Roug-h Water plan of work among freedmen. This was of Chicago gave the senators an easy vic• followed by a report on home missions, for "Greatest Mining Camp on Earth." Not of Inspection. tory to-day. Score, Washington. 13; Chi• censed Colored Citizens. of Flower Garden AddifK which about SVO0.000 was asked for next only has Butte the greatest and richest cago, ft. The batteries were—Washington year to keep up with the growth of the mines, the handsomest and the loveliest Fear son and Mack: Chicago. Hutchinson west The Site of this Addition is a Beautiful Knoll, and the Scenery The Americans Insist that Malietoa children, but also can it lay claim to doing The BeMef Expressed that the Union and Flint One Attempt Already Made by Lynch• The ONE-PRICE Clothier, When the afternoon session opened Rev. more tban its share towards tulfilling the on all Sides is Unsurpassed. OTBLTLDIXO HAS ALREADY ShaM be Made King, But Bis• Or. Hamlin, of Washington, spoke and Pacific AI6ne Will Improve the XIV TOM WINS. ers. Which Failed Through the scriptural injunction relative to multiply• ST. LOCI* BLOCK, COMMENCED The CATHOLIC COLLEGE GROLN"DS disapproved of using foreign language in NBW YORK, May 21.—Tbe New Yorks marck Objects. church work, and thought the use ot Ger• ing and replenishing the seed of the earth. Montana Union. Vigilance of the Guards. ADJOIN IT ON THE NOKTII. Only six minutes walk from the man should uot be continued beyond the and Pittsburgs completed their present MAIN HUH. first generation. Rev. Dr. Ambrose C It is not every city that can lay claim to series this afternoon. The grounds were a Northern Pacific Depot. being the birthplace of triplets, especially smith, of Illinois,wanted to know just how \\ t.rk to Commence on the Hoaaeatmke quagmire and not 1.000 persons were pres Auothar EafSfaairal Between Wbites aaid Hen..in Trouble Threatened Between many first generations there were. "You of the weight of those who made their ap• ent. The result was uncertain throughout, Large Lots, Cheap Prices, Easy Terms. French and English Fishermen on have first generations of (iermans and other pearance at the residence of J. C. Keegan, Pa. a To-day —A Talk With Ueneral but tbe Giants' timely batting in tbe early Blacka at forest City, bat No Una the Newfoundland Coast. nationalities coining here to-day, and tbis West Centervllle, sundav afternoon. On Manager Mellen. part of the match won them the game. Reported to Be Injured. will probably continue for years to come. the day mentioned Mrs. Keea.au gave birth A HELENA STORE that car- We want to evangelize and American• Score, New York. 5: Pittsburg. 4 The Sixty Lots sold the first day the Addition was on the Market. to two girls and a boy. '1 he girls weighed batteries were—New York, Welch and rie-s as laige a CUJTH1KG ize the Europeans arriving in this twelve pounds each and the boy sixteen No better Lots were ever Offered in this City for Safe Invest• country. It seems the only means BCTTK. May 21.—[Special to the Inde• Kwing: Pittsburg. Staley and Miller. Cl'LPKPPKB COUBT Hm «K. VsV, May <".»/>l/»"fp*f«rt, is**), J.i/fhe 2V. 1*. .4asori*f«J Vrtm. pounds. stock as any tirin we>bt of Chi• ment and Quick Profits. we have to do tbis are two schools sus• pendent)—A special train arrived in The games at Philadelphia and Boston 21.—Near Richardsvilie, this county, Sat• BERLIN. May 21.—From certain indica• tained by tbis assembly, who can preach to If any envious rival can beat this the were postponed on account of rain. cago. tions at the room* of the American dele- their country men in the German tongue." Miner would be glad to bear if. and due Butte at 7:40 this morning bringing urday night, seven negroes went to the Dr. Smith thought if the (rerman theologi• credit will be given. Mr. Holcomb, vice president and residence of one of their race, bound him WALLACE & THORNBURGH, Kates, M well an at the quarters of the Enjr Association trainea. lish commissioners and at the (rerman for• cal school at Dubuque, of which he is pres• I general manager of the entire band and foot and assaulted his wife and A HELENA FI KM that han Sole AgentH, Rooms 1. 2 aud :t. Second Floor First National Bank Building. Kn eign office, it Is evident that there is some ident, gut an endowment of $100,000 it At Louisville—Louisville, 4: Baltimore, 8. trance corner Grand and Jackson street*. could fulfill its mission of educating and SIWX CITY'S OFFER. I'nion Pacific sysiem, and his family, At St. Louis —M. Louis, 2; Athletic. 8 daughter. They were afterwards arrested serious bitch in the negotiations of the Sa• and taken to the county jail. An attempt dies the productions of the very moan commission. Mr. Phelps, a ho is evangelizing the German population of the Thomas L. KiuiMall. general manager of At Kansas City—Kansas city, 13: Brook• ••Ml manufacturers of the know a* " the peacemaker," both in the northwest for all time, Some speakers re• The Conductor* to Krect a Hantlsotne the t'niou Pacific G. M. Cummings. assist• lyn. 14 was made Saturday night to take them ont ferred to the effective work being done by Hu11.11ne In the Iowa Town. At Columbus—Columbus, 10; Cincinnati. and lynch them, but the guards frightened country. conference and in the working committer, the synod of Minneso'a among the Scan• ant general manager of the I'nion Pacific, IS. ism evident trouble-. First he ia interviwing dinavians and Bohemians. It was agreed DELIVER. Col., May 21.—At the session with headquarters at salt Lake, 1. Rapelje, tbe lynchers off. It is expected another at• an English commissioner in his own rwiui, to add another see*-.-*- . to the force of the of the conductors' convention to-day the tempt will be made to force the jail and the then he is hutrying off to the lureign superintendent of the Idaho division of tbe l-atonla Races. board of home missions and it was decided militia has been asked for. A HELENA STOCK that is office, where he remains for some time he must be able to preach in German. question of selecting a place for the loca• road, and Mr. Millard, of Omaha, a newly CINCINNATI, May 2L—At Catonia to-day marked in plain figures, and closeted with the German representatives tion of headquarters for the order was set• elected director of the compauy. The tbe weather was cool and attendance good. and then repeating the process. When The report of the standing committee of tled. Sioux City, Iowa, being decided upon party was met here by Superintendent Th« i or. -i Bay Row. the only one in the city that is asked as to the situation. Commissioners the hoard of aid for colleges was presented Three-year-olds and upwards, seven fur• LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 21.—Forest Phelps, Kssson and Bates say there is no by K-v. Or. Thomas Hastings. One-third as the place. The citizens of Sioux City Law of the Montana I'nion. who took tbe longs—McAuley won. Dark Hand second. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. of the Presbyerian churches had made do• give the order 875 000 in cash. The order gentlemen up the bill, showed them tbe City was thrown into a state of great ex• great change and everything is progressing Landlady third. Time IM. citement to-night about 10 o'clock by an en• satisfactory. Both the (ierman and Eng nations. Dr. Hastings said the board of is to erect a 9K0.U00 building, upon which Montana Union lines and the great lish commissioners refuse to talk < i. the aid would require $100,001) or $200,000 The Three-year-olds, five-eighths of a mile— gagement between three guards and a report recommends that the Bible be adopt• the citizens guarantee the order H per cent mines and mills of the camp. At Avondale won. I^ord Peyton second, Xelva crowd, supposed to be negroes. Shots were subject, but it is learned from other sources ed as the only text book In any school en• income and at the expiration of ten years, noon he escorted them to that the I'uited states government in• third. Timet KM exchanged on both sides but no one la dowed by the board of aid: that special at• if the order so desires, the citizens wil|^ Anacond After looking over tbe big Three-year-olds and upwards, t'jree fur• structed the cowmission'Ts to insist upon tention t>e paid to the establishment of a known to have been injured. the return of Malieluaas king. A message Presbyterian academy midway between take the property off their hands at the works the party returned to Silver Bow this longs—Mayo won, obelisk second, Neva is aaid to have been received C. third. TimeUlft^. WriO KNOWS HIM? the common schistl and college. There- origtnal cost price, with 10 per cent added. afternoon and went south to Pocatello, and Three-year-olds aud upwards, one mile— from ». cretary Blaine within the paat port and recommendations were unani from thence on to Portland. They travel thirty-six hours directing the commission• mously adopted. The insurance question, referring to the Trust won. Prince Fortunatus second, second class, was favorably voted upon. by special train and last night broke the Mollie's Last third. Time It .. 111. Man Killed In the Maw Mill (Iv A ers to insist upon the restoration of the The disability claims shall not exceed status quo, say ing Germany deposed Mali• record between Butte and Pocatello, mak• Two-year-old fillies, seven-eighths of a Property, Rat is I nknown. The Flotation Kow. $2,600 for each certificate. The convention milb — Flyaway won, Daisy F. second, etoa, and must return him as king. They ing the trip in six hours and seventeen The body of O. J. Kellogg, who waa CHATTA.NOOOA, May 21 — In the South• will probably adjourn to-morrow. Diliman third. Time 1 M\. may baggie about indemnity, or on the minutes. The trip is merely one of obser• killed Monday by falling on a bnzz saw at We had ex | re«t,d to j>lay ern I'resoy tenan general assembly today- question < f a dual or tripartite govern ment, vation and inspection, and all of the officials Hartwell's mill, was brought to this city thunder in theSiiring Overcoat if they plea-e, hut Mulietca must be king. trie committee to whom was referred the THE MONTANV IOK8K. Raring in the Mud. declined to make any statements as to the yesterday. Judge Sanders, who went to department, instead of which While the Gentians have coma to consideration ot the report of the committee NKW YORK. May 21.—At (iravesend to• agree with ail the other views of plans of ihe road. the scene to bold an inquest, concluded It the Sprint: Overcoat has played on a conference with the northern church Spokane'.. Ancestry and His Mountain day the mud was fetlock deep, the weather the American commissioners, they are re- Home — A Rival ol Kentucky. fair. was unnecessary, owing to the fact that thunder with us. "Revenue is i luctaut to accept ihia condition and point '0 recommended 'he adoption of the report as It is mere than likely that they wished the fact that Malietoa was pardoned by tl • a whole. The report was adopted. St. Paul Pioneer Press: The fact that a to take a look at the Montana Union with Five-eighths of a mile—Bessie June won tbe accident was witnessed by a number sweet," a- d we are hound to G -iman Emperor at the beginning of tl • The row over the evolution theories of Northwestern colt is the winner in the reference to making the improvements in 1 "5. Reveller second, Brittanic third. of people, and the judge did not care to pat Louisville Derby, one of the greatest racing ha v.- it. Therefore, we will cut conference. This they claim should satisij Dr. James Wood row came up again in the recommended by Mr. Law, which are now One and one-sixteenth of a mile—Joe Lee the county to expense. Amer ca. It is thoug'it the crisis will be afternoon. A year ago the Baltimore events of the season, and also in the secord to the core the profits of our; held in abeyance owing to the failure of won in 1:54. Tinny second. Fitzeroy third The remains are at present in Sennet's reached at the meeting of the c. nference assembly decided that evolution as taught great event on that course, is a matter of undertaking establishment and will be light weight "top hens." to day. The Americau commissioners last by Wood row was contrary to the standard the Northern Pacific directors to ratify the Five-eighths of a mile—Fannie J. Keclare congratulation to Montana stock-raisers. won in 1:04 . Homeopathic second, l.eda buried to-day. It has transpired that the night were quiet and conciliatory in their of the church. Alter this decision Spokane Is a thoroughbred, the property of agreement made by their president, Thoe- t dead man's name is not Kellogg, but what utterances concerning the situation, but the Charleston Presbytery passed a resolu• third. Mr. Noah Armstrong, of Helens, Mont F.Oakes. Men well posted on railroad One and one-sixteenth of a mile—Now Or it is no one knows. No papers or expressed a determination to remain firm. tion forbidding all public discussion tending Spokane, it is true, was got in Illinois, and letters or anything that might against the decision of the assembly. The affairs think that these improvements will Never won in 1:53^. Swift second. Dun- foaled on Mr. Armstrong's place near boyne third. be used to identify- the man You'll open your eyes when A special correspondent of the Asso• synod ot South Carolina declared this ac• be made by the Union Pacific aione In case could be found anywhere, al• tion unwise, irregular and unconstitutional Helena: but his babyhood and adolescence Five-eighths of a mile—Chaos won in you see what we are doing. A ciated I'ress here was Informed this even• were spent in quickening Montana air, the Northern Pacific refuses to join in In.). Civil Service second, Padishah third. though he is known to have doc• This prtcipitated the fight in the general uments concealed somewhere. He ing that Germany has finally consented to assembly. The committee to day recom• and bis fine and healthful development making them. This will be a rupture of Three-fourths of a mile—Battersby won week ago we announced a Fine Carriages, Buggies and Road Wagons, restore King Malioloa. This actio i was in 1:19, Umpire second. Golden Keel third. worked in Ky /eigier's stable for about mended that the action of the state synod took place in that notable horse region. the Montana Union agreement. The con• four years, and had been at Hartwell's saw • quarter off'* sale. '1 hi* week taken finally after prolonged and per• t>e approved, so far as it declared the action Landaus, Coupes^and Phaetons, sistent efforts on the part of the American In his veins tloas the best tract will also be broken in case the mill about a year. He was a very saving we go a little better and put of the Charleston Presbytery unwise, but American and English eijuine blood. Northern Pacific refuses to turn HE .IOKKI) GRANDPA SCOTT. man, and hardly ever spent any money commissioners; but now comes another this was approved in so far as it declared thetn down TO COST, the old hitch in the negotiations. This fresh diffi• In fact, the best running horses on over its Gallatin dt Butte branch to the above his necessary expenses. It happened INI IGEEATDVAEIETT. that the action was irregular and uncon• the American turf are descended trom the Why an Kfllrient Republican Clerk Waa while he was in Helena, about six weeks and new stock. Scarcely ten culty grows out of the claim for indemnity- stitutional. This report was called at 2 p. Union Pacific for operation. It is scarcely made by (rermany. The Amrrican sectiou English thoroughbreds. Spokane's mother Discharged From the Pension Bureau. ago, he met Mr. Zetgler and told him that Schuttler's Montana Lumber and Quartz Wagon Clears. Farm ID. for discussion and an hour's excited de• probable that the Northern Pacific will do his name was nut Kellogg. Me bas a days in the house is a serpen of the conference holds mat if any in• bate follow) d, as to limiting speeches, etc. is a descendant of Glencoe, si d he has Washington correspondence Globe Dem• Wagons, Harness, Etc. Leamington and Lexington blood in his this, but in any event the Montana Union daughter going to school somewhere In tine worsted, a perfect beauty, demnity is paid it must be merely a nom The assembly during this time much re• ocrat: David L Gitt, of St. Louis, held Michigan. Mr. Zeigler paid but little at• booked at IW; now a double inal sum. Germany, on the contrary, sembled a political convention. Finally veins. Glencoe, Priam aud Margrave were will continue to exist as a separate com• bis position in the pension office through tention to what the man said, and cannot maintains that in the conflicts between the an allotment was agn-ed upon and speeches three of the greatest horses on the English pany, as it enjoy s advantages which no five administrations only to fall as one of recall what name be gave. Kellogg waa tenner, and you can wear the (ierman forces and sanioans, the latter were made pro and o-u. stud books wbich came to this country, other company can get. It has practically Corp. Tanner's earliest victima. He was known to have had money in one of the were invariably the aggressors. garment. A. J DAVIDSON. HOWARD SKRKES. r F. WHITE.- THOS. J. DAV1DSOS and tbe daughters of Glencoe are all rec control of the hill and can transact busi• summarily removed several days ago. Helena banks and was the owner President Vice President. Treaanrer. Secret* Besides, the native partizans of The Cumberland P reah v terians. ognized by horsemen as the rust of greatly to his own and his fellow clerks' of five city lots, which be bought King Maliotoa were guilty of ness tnere at a lower figure than any com• KA.\-A« Cn Y. May 21.—At to-day's brood mares. The American desceudents surprise. Mr. Gitt's service dated from at auction several years ago barborous prac ices, beheading sailors, as of the great English horses have triumph'd pany which may subsequently build up 18ft«. He was of course a republican. the money in bank and deeds to the lots well as inflicting upon the wounded par session if the Cumberland Presbyterian There was no question about his en ciency. are deposited and made out in his true general assembly, the overture of the two over English horses on English turf. It there. ticular cruelties. 1 hese nets (rermany in• was a Glet.coe mare which won the Cesare- When the democratic administration came name. Mr. Zeigler looked over the records A. J. Davidson & Co.sists, shoul d entail upon Samoa the pay• Illinois Presbyteries asking for the for• in, Mr. (ittl expected to go, but he didn't. yesterday and called at one of tbe banks, wich in 1*07 tor Ten Bioeck. and another MILLER HATS. ment of the special indemnity. Earnest mation of a new synod, was denied. The To Work r rom Both Ends. Commissioner Black decided to retain him. but in neither plsce did he find the name, (I avoarnu TSD.) efforts are making in committee to settle American horse of English ancestry which O. J. Kellogg. Mr. Zeigler also believes report on missions was adopted, calling on won the Goodwood cup in 1361 aLd four BCTTK, May 21.—ISpecial to the Inde• especially after Senator Cockrell had called the dispute. the board of missions for $60,000 during this and spoken highly of tbe Missourian's abil• that tbe deceased's initials are "O. J." and WASHINGTON, May 21.—As far as can other cups. So, later. Mr Stntordand Mr. pendent]—M. H. Keefe, of Helena, arrived ities. Tbe senator afterwards said may possibly be transposed: he thought, year, and providing for the raising of this Loriilard carried off Engl sh honors with be learned the department of state has not amount, appropriating it among the Pres- in the city to day and gave it out that work that when be found republicans but would not be positive, that the same been officially advised of the reported hit h American horses whose ancestors proudly will begin to-morrow on tbe Uomestake were to be retained in large was Smith. Those gray diagonals— lalas, in the Samoan conference. Prominent of• by teries. The receipts for the past year trod the English turf. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, tunnel. This is the tunnel for ihe use of numbers he concluded Gitt might as well all of them—from |HLM cut to ficials of the department when approached show a gain of but $200 over those of last Spokane should not be expatriated. He be kept as any of tbe others, because be There is some mystery surrounding the $16 f>o. Many bargains on oar to-day flatly declined to say anything year, while the expenses are greater, leav• ot a good deal of his training in lennessee. the Northern Pacific branch from Gallatin, knew him to be a good man. Having sur• man's career which may possibly be un• THE HA IN WAGON. about the matter, as in their view a dis• ing a debt of £4 Out). 5lis borne is in Montana, when- other cours• and will be 700 feet in length. Mr. Keefe vived the democratic administration, Mr. raveled when his identity is known. While overcoat counters, but none cussion of the subject under negotiation ers of royal lineage will doubtless IM- born he never told the circumstances, when would '. ate the diplomatic propnet es. will have charge of this end of tbe line and Gitt felt eaay in mind, and the dismissal asked by Mr. Zeigler why he changed his greater than a grayish blue 1 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS. and nurtured. The triumph of Spokane is DouM as the United States representa- bis partner, Mr. Green, will take charge of without warning took bis breath away. He name, be replied that he got Into some stockinette at $9 5o" Many a Montana's triumph. Thai coming state la was holding the position of assistant chief Carriages, Buggies, Etc., t: \ -.- r r aci:rd the subject of the res- doubtless destined to be tlie Thessaly of the building from the Gallatin end. The trouble in Michigan and left tbe country A li. in... mi to surrsed TonnsJiend and a of tbe mail division, and was drawing a man has paid |M for a coat not torati. ••• Malietoa. as their instructions this country for fine horses—a powerful road will be built from both ends, but will under the name of Kellogg. He lived at were i |i ijBiably colored by the debates in Kepnbll* an la l*lare of Kyan. salary of £2 000 The dismissal bas been a Miles City awhile and owned a bouse and as good. rival, indeed, ot Kentucky. The certainty be principally pushed from Butte, as the nine days' wonder at the pension office, but Wool Sacks, Twine and Shears, the leal •ougresa. but just how far they are CKMTRAI.IA, Ills., May 21.—Returns so that this great horse will be set>n at the lot there, which he afterwards sold. instructed to persist in their contention summer meeting of the Twin City Jockey heaviest work is on this end of the line. an explanation is out at last. The story is cannot be learned. far received from to-day's congressional club has put upon the maj rive the lovers The contract requires that the road be that Mr. Gitt was removed on a request SHIPPED TO BUTTE. Coiicoi'd J3iielection in the lWih district indicate the of fine horseflesh in the northwest. from tbe white house. Until recently the correspondent says the Samoa protocol in turned over to the operating department by venerable father in-law of the presideut. election of J. R. Williams, the democratic Jan. 1, but Mr. Keefe thinks the line will Rev. John W. Scott, was a subordinate The Remains or .1. K. Coulter A< com pau i. I OFFICE—Fourteenth Street and Helena Avenue. its final form will contain two chief points. Th« Times Hearing The first ot these relates to the government candidate, over T. K. Kidgeway, republi• be ready before that time Three thousand clerk drawing a salary of $1,200 under Mr. b> a Helena Kscort. MILLER HATS. WAREHOUSE and WAGON YARD—On National Avenue, between Montana of Samoa, which will be arranged on a tri• can. The election was to fill the vacancy LONDON, May 21.—To-day Wm O'Brien Gitt He is a dignified, placid old gentle• Central and Northern Pacific Railroads. testified before the Panic,i commission and men will be put to work within thirty days Clyde Coulter, a son of Captaiu Coulter partite basis. England being accorded a caused by the death of Congressman man witb a habit of dropping in a nap who met such a frightful death on the position corresponding in a certain sense gave the details of agrarian outrages in and tbe line will be completed from Butte at occasional times during tbe to that of arbitrator. The second deals Townshend. Tipperary prior to the organization of the to the summit in ninety days. day. Tbe infirmity came upon Montana Central, arnv.-d in Helena yester• with the appointment of a land commis• TOPKKA. Kans., May 21.—In the 4th league. He said the league prevented him quite frequently while at his desk in day morning. He had no desire to have an BUT we are "playing thun sion. England is to have a large influence congressional district Oen. Harrison Kelly, famine and war in the west of Ireland in the pension office. An easy-going chief inquest held, as the circumstances of his 1*70; that no murders had been committed The South Park to be bold. in the selection of the supreme judicial the republican nominee, was to-day elected might have overlooked these little lips... father's death were very clear and wit• der " in other things as well as functionary. in Tipperary since its formation. DKNVKR, May 21.—Judge Hallett issued nessed by a number of people. The body to fill the vacancy caused by the appoint• but not so Mr. GUt, lie was a discipli• in spring overcoats You BRAXDEGEE BROS., O'Brien stated that he approved of boy• a decree of foreclosure and sale. In the narian and a j.-ker. He thought it a smart was turned over to Undertaker Flaherty, should see our line of novelties Xiiolher Fishery Fu»»*. ment of Congressman Ky an to the Mexican cotting because be believed it prevented l'nited States circuit court this morning.tn thing, so the story goes, to call out loudly who placed it in a handsome casket. Mar• HALIFAX, N. S.. May 21.—Advices from mission. crime. Keid. of counsel f. r the Parnell- the suits of the Central Trust company, of to the old clergyman, when he caught him shal C. D. Hard and officers J as. Kuddick in spring suits and price. Bay St. .N. F.. represent the rela• it s. read an article from L'nited Ireland napping: "Baltimore, change cara." Of Fatal Steamship Colllaioa. New Vork, trustee, and the Farmers' Loan and William Crookbam, upon the order of Why- : : \Vh-! it almost I tions between the Newfoundland and denouncing the Pho-mx Park murders and and Trust company, trustee, versi s the course the other subordinates thought this Mayor Fuller, acted as an escort, while : LOXIMIN. May 31.—The British steamer iak- s awav 0U bivath. ONLY asserting that the assassins, if discovered, Denver, South Park dr Pacific railroad a good joke and laughed as often as Mr. Commander Flak detailed an escort from French fishermen on the disputed French German Kuiperor, ran into tbe British ship would be more likely to be lynched in Duh Gitt perpetrated it. He is also said to 'BEREIEB. TEN DOLLARS buys a neat shore as reaching a crisis. The comman• Beresford ye.-terday morning while the lat• lin than in Loudi'ii. O'Brien said the an• company and ihe Union Pa ific railroad have referred disrespectfully to Dr. Scott the veteran file of Wadsworth Poat G. A. all-wool suit — not one lone lorn der of the British war ship has issued a ter was at anchor on Goodwin bands. The ger expressed in the article was undoubt• company . The complaint in the case was as "an old stoughton bottle." Information K , to acd nipanv the remains to Butte. Market. proclamation to the < ffect that he would (rerman Kuiperor sank instantly. Boats edly genuine. The view ol the nationalists filed November 12, 1HXK. The foreclosure of these petty annoyances reached the The party left by the Montana Central last style, but a whole raft of them, not permit the Newfoundland fishermen to were launched from the Beresford which was that the government shi.uld pursue a is on mortgage bonds given by the South White House. It was not carried by Dr. evening. Clyde Coulter left at 4:30 for all nobby, all neat, all well Paper Purchased. Money to Loan on Real Estate. set nets to catch herring, aud if they did so rescued three persons from the (ierman policy of conciliation and thus obtain tbe Park company m August, 187fl, amounting Scott, who ia a Christian gentleman and Butte by the way of Garrison, exacting to COHN & CO made, and as for styles each would confiscate them. An indignation Emperor The Beresford's bows were people's sympathies witb the law. to something over two millions. above small revenges. But this adminis• meet his mother and brother at t, at point. meeting was held, at which strong lan• stove, ^he disappeared in the fog for tration does not overlook small abuses, and The time for tbe funeral Is not vet known. pattern prettier than the other. 52 Noah Main St-eet, GOLD BLOCK, guage was used. Kev. Dr. Homley, the awhile and her fate was unknown, but it The War or the "Tickers." I .!,.,.-. of the V 11 lard light. Mr. Gitt's removal was called for in spite Besides being a member of the P. O. S. of ind Park Avenue. perfect apostle of the west coast of New• is now learned she proceeded to Gravea- CHICAGO, May 21.—The fight between of his republicanism, bis twenty years' A , G. A. R. and a Mason he was also a P 0. Box 998. Rear of Ctb Co.'s Office NEW YORK, May 21.—Interest in tbe service and bis efficiency. foundland, told the commander of the Brit• end. Nine persons on board the (rerman the buck, tshops and board of trade has Oregon Transcontinental tight continued member of the Washington Guard and a ish war ship that he was there with the Kmperor took to a small boat and landed been resumed, itailey. Well A Co., who warm friend of the Butte Miners' union. apparent mission of protectit.i: the French at Dover. The survivors who reached have an office outside of the board, and on the wane to-day and prices dropped S percent, from last night's closing. Last He was a native of Vermont. Then again, we want to tell instead of the British colors. The com• 1) iv. r gave an exaggerated report of the who has been securing quotations from a MR. VII.LARD EXPLAINS. mander replied be was carrying <>ut his in• loss of life. The Beresford arrived at "ticker," have begun an action against tbe week's movement would be forgotten but you that we are Montana agents structions from the imperial government (iravesend with twelve of the crew of the board of trade, the Western I'nion Tele- for the action of S. V. White In resenting Mourned by His Townsmen. A statement in Regard to the loung Mau for HILL k SON, DUBLIN, aud added that he took but little stock in • rerman Kmperor. grapyh company ».nd the G ild and Stock some of the statements published about BLTTK, May 21. —[Special to the Inde• Who Challenged Him. Manufacturers of Irish tweed the inhabitants or in the Newfoundland None of those on board the Beresford Telegraph company, alleging that the him. He appeared before the King's pendent J—The remains of Capt. Coulter countv grand jury today and obtained an We guarantee these goods to government. The proclamation, which were ios'. but six b. longing to the (ierman board of trade's claim of exclusive jurisdic• New Vork special: Henry Villard was arrived on the Montana Central at 8:SS and was posted up in public places, was quick• Kmperor are missing. tion over Its , ..fat.ons is untenable, and Indictment against the editor of an alter asked whether be would make a statement were met by the Washington Guards, the be imported Irish tweed. They ly- torn down by the infuriated people. therefore the contract with the telegraph noon paper. for publication with reference to the arrest FOR SALE: The French are given concurrent rights by William's Italian Visitors. companies wbich recognizes such right is Sons of Veterans, a delegation from the will wear forever. To introduce of Richard Boeckb for challenging him to treaty to that part of Newfoundland, but not valid. Judge Tuley granted a tem• Masonic listge and the Grand Army post, BERLIN, May 21.—King Humbert, the A Talk With Mellen. fight a duel, as reported in tbe morning them we have concluded to sell tbey claim exclusive jurisdiction, crown prince of Italy, and Signer Crisp! porary injunction restricting the telegraph of all of which organizations be had been a Milwaukee special: W. S. Mellen, the papers. Mr. Villard said: thajui at a very small piotit. and now that they cannot get the prime minister, arrived at Berlin this company from removing the "tiefcera." new general manager of tbe Northern Pa• member. Mrs. Coulter arrived from rays on Hand; their bait in other portions morning. They wt re met at the station by cific, arrived home from the east to-night. "Yes, 1 am willing to do so. though 1 re• Thompson Falls to night.but arrangements of Newfoundland, are asserting their Emperor William, the royal princes, Borden's Lonely Prospect. gret very much the necessity of it for the for the funeral have not been made. The Helena, claims of exclusiveness to the nay of St. In reply to a question as to his appoint• sake of the family ef the young man Bismarck, and a number of generals, and WASHINGTON. May 21 — Capt. Philip P. ment, Mr. Mellen said: "I will take hold whole city mourns the captain's untimely rest Companies. George and supplying themselves with bait were driven to the roy al castlsa Trium• Borden, of New Bedford, who has been ap Boeckb is the sen of a prominent o fficial at there. This prevents the British from pointed superintendent of the proposed in St. Paul July 1. In the meantime I will Berlin, and grand-son of the late Prof. death, as he was an exceptionally popular One of the Eest Ranchee iu the Valley, adjoin• phal arches spanned the streets and the have a consultation with the beads of the Boeckb, the celebrated philosopher, and getting fish, which would, of course. Inter• houses were decorated. Large crowds refuge station at Point Barrow, Alaska, man. fere with the French, and the British war freight and passenger departments and nephew of Prof. Kudolpb von Gneist, well MILLER HATS. ing the Site of the Wesleyan University along the route enthusiastically cheered was at the treasury dep+rtmenl to day and knuwn as one of tbe most distinguished ship there prevents any interference. The received his fiual instructions. He left with the general traffic manager of the the emperor and king. Northern Pacific." (ierman jurists and parliamentarians. BIDDING FOR BEER. people threaten to use rifles to enforce their After being received by the Empress. here for San Francisco this evening and Young Boeckh came to this country about rights. Tbey say they will either do that King Humbert and the Prince of Naples will take passage on tt.e revenue steapier ••Will the traffic departments of the Wis• In a high state of Cultivation. two years ago witb letters of introduction An Attempt to (>aln Possession or abandon that portion of the British em• retired to the apartments set aside for their Bear, which a ill sail for Point Barrow consin Central be done away with?" was from bis relatives to me. I tried tobefrien d of All asked Montana Breweries. Thundering down the line pire to the French. Bloodshed is predicted. use in the castle. Later they visited all the about June 3 He will select two assist• him in various ways, but be showed royal princes and Prince Bismarck and ants in San Francisco. The new station is •oh, nr.." aaid Mr. Mellen. "The WIs- an inclination to crankiness and vagabond The deal for the purchase of Nick Kess- OOaMI the announcement of our Only $75 per acre. Count Von Moltke. After a family c.-insin Central will continue to do Dusiness ler's brewery is said to be off, though it is FRANCE A NO AMERICA. opened to navigation for two months only as a distinct line, the same as formerly. A habits from the first. He would not accept neckw. ar. Yon have probably dejeuner the Emperor and his guests drove . uring the year, and the three men who any settled position offered bim, but pre probable that an increased offer will be Ui Charlottenburg where they placed general manager will be chosen to succeed Held, the »w Mini.in and President keep it will be isolated entirely fr, m tt.e me. and the department will be kept up as ferred to rove about tbe country as a ped• made which Mr. Kessler will accept. It ia seen those washable ties. We Term-*, one-half cash, balance in one and two wreaths upon^the tomb of the late Emperor dler. He tried to become a member of tbe have cut the price to 50c each. Cartiat Exchange (>ood Wl*hes. Frederick. rest of the world during the regaining ten '>e»ore. Who tbe general manager of the said on good authority that the Letup brew• year.-, 8 per cent, interest. Address PAKII, May 21.— President Carnot to-day months of the year. Central will be 1 can't say. I believe no Oneida community, and finally became aa- ing company, repreaented in Helena at the Coni]>etitors are getting 75c, but St. Louis' drown Boys. appointment has been made." sociated with socialists and an arc tits ta. Ills present Ume by their agent, L-o Scbeben, gave an audience to Whitlaw Reed, tbe father occasionally sent me small amounts i American minister, who presented his cre- ST. Loris, May 21.—A sensation was Hawaiian syitipalar. When asked what authority the manage is negotiating affaire. It ia impossible to will probably lower tbe price ment of the Northern Pac.fi; w.-uld exert of money for him, wbich were at once re- J. R. D.. Care Independent Office. | dentlals. In bis remarks Held assured created on change to-day growing out of WASHINGTON. May 21 —The secretary milted to bim. He never bad a cent of get on the inside of tbe matter, but tbis when thev read this announce ! President Carnot that he would endeavor over the Central, Mr. Mellen aaid: "I really ment. Our lines of novelties th« suspension ol some dozen of tbe young• of state is ia receipt of a note from the Ha• am not pr pared to say. 1 haven't yet bad credit with me. On the contrary, 1 ad• much is known, that Mr. Kessler was of• I to maintain and stimulate the esteem which the opportunity to fully l.xik into the rela• vanced money to him several times tore • fered $800,000 fur his brewery, dwelling | President Harrison and the whole Amrri er members of the board of trade for blow• waiian minister of foreign affairs, da'ed in Surah and Pongee silk is ing loud whistles on tbe tl >or during trad April 14, conveying a letter from his maj tions of the two roads under the new con lieve him of his distress. When I received house and 140 acres of land whereon the can people hold tor France. "It is my tract. I know, however, that the contract the challenge 1 sent a copy of it to his about as large as the balance of good tertune." said Mr. U-id. "to r present lng hours. Tbe board decided the suspen esty the king, expressing the deep felt brewery is located. The American syndi• just made will prove a splendid thing for father, suggesting to bim that I would cate, which wishes to gain possession the town combined, and we are ! America here when France is celebrating a sion must stand, and as a result the friends sympathy of the Hawaiian government the N'T'hern Pacific." have to give bis son tbe choice of going to of Kessler's, and also of liorsky's .nets. putting them out at popular U.S. Public Sampling Co. centenary as important as the centenary of tbe suspended members, comprising a and people with those of the United States Mr. Mellen was looking happy, as he well a lunatic asylum or being shipped back to lately celebrated in America. We do uot large majority of the board, left the floor in the loss of so many brave and devoted might. Congratulations by wire and mail (iermany. I received a cable reply from brewery In Helena and the Centennial and prices. h v,r D, u forget that you helped in tbe su cess of in a nodbody* anar.dn renairerrepairedl to on*one, of thth*e» r.room.mas officers'and"seame. *a ... n _atVamoa.* . " The fette. r i » "» '** pouring in on him from all him five days ago approving of my sugges Silver Bow breweries in Butte will pur. Samples and Assays Made of all Orea. Consignments Solicited. H Ufnenil Manager. our revolution. This increases our inter• on tbe ground fl s>r where tbe bulk of the has been suitably acknowledged by the directions. Mellen is only forty-three years tion. Accordingly, be bas been arrested chase for the reason that they can make a Samples of each lot Submitted 10 the Different Smelters est in the magnificent display of the arts of option trading for the day was done. The president. of age, and tseiug a very temperate man, for tbe purpose of returning bim to bis few dollars by turning over to an English and ihe Ore Sold to the Highest Bidder. peace with which you nobly crown your seceders threaten to start a new exchange. and one who knows bow to take care of relative*. syndicate the property tbey have acquired. c-ntenary. My instructions inform m- himself, d ntrol tbe s'neks of the companies it bad test the will, but an amicable arrangement wards at tbe mint, but of late years we be made to secure his valuaole property, all Frenchmen would extend to him a and that the syndicate will gain possession warm greeting and do all In their power to have again entered upon a general strike. embraced, and therefore its action was was reached to-day. Miss Culver gives have been purchasing the blanks and hav• HARRIS. The miners claim the managers did not ing them stamped at the mint- They are of that brewery and all Montana breweries Stock Saddles, Side Saddles, make bis mission easy and agreeable. legaL $212 000 b> be divided among them and is unless tbey are held at fabulous sums. fulfill their promises. At Sewicken, the lett undisturbed in possession of the re•bought by tbe pound, as are also the pen• ill niotlern conve- Faunrefote's Special Mission. miners, with the exception of those em• A Caea of Priority. nies. I tclDk they eost about a quarter of ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER Light and Heavy Harness. ployed in the Artin collieries, have gone I mainder of tbe fortune of nearly four mil• Tingle Coming to Moataava. PITTSBCBS, May 20 —Tbe salt of the lions. a cent each." iice street, lot 40X OTTAWA. May 2L—It Is reported here on a strike. Guernsey (Obk)> Tim*: Hon. George Bite, Spurs. Quirte, Whip*. Lashes. Blanket*. Sheets. Dorters, Slickers. Nose Bags, that there is every probability «f negotia• Westir ghouse Consolidated Electric Light "How many of these pennies and nickels sweat Collars. Horse Boots and all other goods u-ually kept in a first-class har• are used in a year T" R. Tingle is stopping off here with his St. Louis Block. Main St, tions being entered into shortly for a settl - Oregon Lands May be Surreyed. company against the McKeesport or Edi• Tne Xra Couaptoir aVoa Compte. ness store. Hand made driving harness a specialty. son Eieeirie Eight company was taken up "Nearly 81.000.000 worth: not quite that, i father, on bis way borne to Giendive, Mon• B E Bridge Street, ment of the fisheries question and the Beh- W A-II : M.T> •>-. May 21 —First Comptrol• PARIS, May 21.—All tbe shares of the but in round numbers say §L000.000 worth. tana, after a stay of several months at Opposite Grand Central Hotel. Main St.. Helena, M. T. ring sea difficulty. It is understood that sir ler Matthews has given an opinion to the today before Justice Bradley, ot the new Comptoir des Compte have been taken The total amount of 5 cent pieces issued in HELENA. If. T. United States supreme court. Tbe point Washington, D. C. Mr. Tingle's resigns Julian Pauncefote has been instructed to commissioner of the general land office by shareholders of the old concern, A cir• a year usually reaches about $400,000, and ,tio n as treasury agent at the fur seal isl• press for an early settlement of the Beb at issue ia priority of invention claimed by cular has been issued notifying the other otf pennies nearly $400,000. Besides that j N. B.—Out of town orders that the act ot Oct. 2. 1888, making appro• there are a few Scent nickel pieces, but onl y ands of Alaska, which was promptly ten• -liar, Feosta Ave- date sea claims. priations for the survey of public lands botn sawyer aud Edison. Tbe former as• sn bar ri hers that their money will be re• dered on the incoming of the republican serts that he invented the tisment com• a few. Last year tbe number was extreme- | 60x110 ft. r*ric«j will receive our best attention. during the fiscal year ending June SO, 1889, funded. ly smail. There is little demand for them, administration, waa accepted on the 1st of Goods sent on approval to any Will Meet at Ssva Fraacisr*. does not limit the repeal or suspend the pound years ago, but did not recognize its and the department is discouraging the use May and Charles J. Goff, of West Virginia, CHICAGO, May 21.—The executive eom- provisions of sections 2404 and 2411. Re value till Edison applied for a patenL This A Day'a Appoiatnaonta. of tbem as much as possible." was appointed to succeed him. Mr. 1 ingle part of the territory. Price list mitttee of the National Conference of ia denied. 1