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SAN FRANCISCO ELECTION.

At the municipal election occurring in
San Francisco, Tuesday, light vote was
cast. The issue was between the Citizens
Union and the Workingmen's Tickets.
The Citizens Union Ticket was elected by
. large majority, the vote indicating that
many who have heretofore affiliated with
the Sand Lot party are Disguised with 1t
and are in favor Of the restoration Of bust
ness prosperity. The Citizens seem, how
ever, to have committed an error that may
deprive them Of ell benefits Other wise &C
cruing from the election. California re-
quires that all ballots shall be of the same
size and printed on precisely the Same
Weight, texture and tint of paper. The
object OF this 10 to protect voters from es-
pionage. The Secretary Of State alone il
authorized TO issue the legal paper for the
printing of ballots. In this election there
was marked difference in the tint Of the
respective tickets, and az the Working.
mems were on genuine, legal paper, an at
tempt will be made to throw ont tho tinted
tiCkotb, III WHICH Caso tu6 WOrklDRmeQ0
candidate will be elected. 1t was an arrant
folly for che Citizens to imperil the election
by this meanI. It Is hinted an employee
Of the Secretary's Office was corrupted !;
that the polls were under close espionage,
and the purpose of the tinted tickets was
to intimidate some who might otherwise
have voted the Workingmen's ticket. Fol-
lowing are the latest results of the election
received
SAN Francisco, March 3l.-At II p. m.
the vote of the city stood about two-thirds
counted. with the result: Citizens Ticket,
11,7Go; Workin2men, 1900; for Joint Sem
ator- Byrnes. Rep. 11,612; Friend, W.,
1885. This may be considered to fairly in
dictate the result.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-Returns
from the various precincts show sweeping
victory for the Citizens, their ticket receiv-
ing 1880 votes against 10,248 for the
Workingmen. About $500 votes are yet
to be counted.
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SAFE ASHORE.

Grant Speaks at the Galveston Banquet.
GALVESTON, March 25.-General Grant
at last nights banquet, answering fatter.
ing toast to himself, thanked the city for
the cordial reception, referred to his visit
here as Lieutenant more than third Of
a century ago, complimented the State on
its vast domain, wished for them and the
entire South that they might 60 on devel-
oping their resources, and in their prosper
ity forgetting that there In boundary b.
tween .he North and south. prolonged
cheering He continued:
81 am sure We will all be happier and
much more prosperous when the day comes
that there will be no sectional feeling. Let
any American who can travel abroad ~
have done, and with tho opportunity OF
Witnessing what there is to be seen a.
have, and he will return to America . bet
ter American and better citizen than be
was when he went away. Loud cheers.
He will return moro in love with his own
couptry. Far be 1t from me to find fault
with any Of the European governments.
l MAS we'll received at their hands Gu every
side BY every nation in Europe. But, with
their dense population and worn out soil,
1t takes good deal Of government TO en-
able the people 70 get from the soil bars
subsistence. Heie We have rich virgin soil,
with room enough for al Of rs to expand
and live with the use Of very little govern
ment. | do hope that We may long be aba
to get along happily and oostsntsdly with
out being too much governed"
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THE KANSAS REPUBLICANS.

Indications Of Warm Time in Convention.
TOPEKA, Kas., March 31.-Nearly all the
delegates are here. Blaine men claim 80
majority. The Grant men only ask that
no instructions be given. An attempt 10
being made to pass resolutions viLdicating
Ingalls, which will make trouble. The
State convention does not meet until p.
m. The prospects are It will be Iats TO-
night before anything definite can DO for.
warded. The Blaine men are In the ma
jority, but the Grant men control two Con-
gressionsl districts. The Blaine men In
caucus last night decided TO elect all the
delegates in the convention. not allowing
the districts to make selections. This has
been practiced heretofore. The Grant men
say they will resist and withdraw and elect
delegates from the Grant districts. Wheth-
er this will be done cannot be said, but it
is evident there 10 to be q stormy time.
Senator Plumb 10 here as . delegate and it
Is understood he will join the Blaine force
and insist Oh full Blaine delegation. 1t Is
probable the Ingalls, fight will enter largely
into the proceedings.
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Is II For Grant or Blaine ?

Is II For Grant or Blaine9
AUSTIN, March 25.-The resolution in
structing the delegates to Chicago for
Grant was bitterly opposed. 1t was final
ly agreed to allow the delegates to vote as
q unit. This was accepted by tho Grant
men as equivalent to instructions and was
adopted. Davis was elected one Of the
delegates at large. OF tn, sixteen dele
gates ten are for Grant, including ex-Gov-
ernor DAVIS. The colored delegates are
most bitter against Grant. Sherman was
not mentioned, although the hall is flooded
With his literature sent from Washington.
GALVESTON, March 26.-The so-called
instruction resolution Of the Texas Repub-
lican State Convention il a. follows:
Resolced, That while We recognize that
General Grant Ia the choice Of the Republi-
cans of Texas, 1t is considered inexpediant
to instruct the delegation to Chicago.
The Republican State Convention adopt.
ed . platform favoriDg = gold and silver
currency Of approximate value and free
ballot. They made no nominations for
State officers.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Privsts tele.
grams received from Texas this evening
bring the news that nine OF the sixteen del
egates chosen from that States yesterday
are Blaine men. As the convention adopt
ed the unit rule, 1t gives Blaine the entire
delegation IL that rule Is enforced.
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ANrI-1RANT MIssoURIANs

They Piaas Themselves Solid on Third Term
Mush.
ST.. Louis, March 25.-The anti-third.
term committee will publish call to-mor-
row, setting forth that profound interest
b felt In the approaching Presidential cleo
tios, and IN alarm 10 felt ut tho purpose
Of some friends TO commit the Republican
party TO the dangerous third-tsrm policy.
The address refers to the example Of WASH
ington and the injunction Of Jefferson, and
warmly approves the resolutions Of the
State convention Of New York, Psnnsyl-
vanis and Ohio in 1874, all Of which op-
posed thiri term. and similar action of
Congress on December 9Th. Tho nomina-
ton Of Grant would 30 made only In
total disregard Of the principles Of the Re-
publican party. To avert the danger to
the success Of the party. this call 10 issued
for . mass convention ct st. Louis, May
9Th, TO perfect thorough organisation,
for the expression Of the will Of the poo
pie against the principle Of third Prssi.
Dental tsrm, with view 70 constitutiopal
sEsndment limiting tho Presidential
tenure. All Rspablicaas in sympathy
with tho movement arc invited.
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Connecticut Mixed.

CHICAGO, March 81. - The Journals
Washington special says the chairman OF
the Republican State Committee says seven
OF the delegates from Connecticut will be
for Blaine, thee for Washburne and two
for Edmunds. Sherman gets none. Sena-
tor Edmuuds frankly says he has no idea
Of contingency that will arise, calling for
him to be Presidential candidate; in fact
he is an earnest advocate Of Grant.
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Pushing Through to Montana
Omaha Herald, 10th.

The outgoing train on the U. p, rh,
day conveyed party Of Union Pacific ~,
II engineers, to engage 10 location and -"
struction on the line Of the Utah & NJ
ern r. r. They will carry 1t out from =.
present terminus at Red Rock toward ~
ena, Montana. Probably their work ~,
occupy them until the snow flies ps,, ~" Wv
son.
There were two divisions in tina r,.,
Yesterday. The members of the fra, r..
RI. Moscrip, Mr. Griffith, J. Fl. Hoh,..
R.NF. Koehnaman, g. Fl. Howes n
Gralrcr. Jas. A. Poland, R. n. Jones' W.
Wiley, Mr.. Donnslly and F. NJ. Rials
In thI second party were John sbs,,o.,
w. P. WEBSTER, V. Roeder, VIM. Ra.'
Jonathan Edwards, J. Peterson, F's',
Gordon, ahd Chas. c. Bailey.
The veteran Mr.. VIM. Cleburss
in charge of the york, goes on saturd, ~ -
join his men.
The party Of engineers for the Ora
extension of this road. whom il was s,,,e
ously stated would leave yesterday h,n
not yet started. Their chief, Col. Wol,O,,
has not returned from the east.
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: Pubic. and Private Views.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-The daily Nevs, .
Grant organ, has special from Washing
ton which says tho uudsrcurrent Of public
events have wonderfully changed public
opinion hsre - to the candidacy Of Grant.
ind that while his friends openly speak
Of his nomination ~ . certainty, they
speak Of 1t In private as something not
likely to occur for several reasons, which
may be summed up - follows: That Grant
has said repeatedly he will not consent to
become candidate unless tho nomination
should b rendered to him - .. expression
Of the unanimous wishes Of his party; that
there must be no fight, no party dissen-
sions, NO partisan ties. no antagonisu. He
has kept silent beyond this.
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knows that at depth Of 800. 400 or 800
feet IL will run beyond his lines. what en-
couragement has lie to erect expansive
works and properly open the mine except
for the benefit OF othersl And yet such Law
az that the Commission urges 1t is stated
the bill cannot be reached this session. II
Is to be hoped that before another session
their constituents will be able to reach the
members who favor lie.
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Brief kilograms.

The Georgia Democratic Convention will
DO held June 0.
Wool.was quoted "quiet but firm at UNI
cha ,gsd prices" in Philadelphia, Tuesday.
Sherman and Sheridan are going to CON
suit about tho removal OF the Utes from
their reservation.
Rev. Newman Hall, who in August last
obtained divorce, has married the lady he
admitted during the trail he had communal
Gated his intention to marry In the event
Of his successful suit against this wife.
The public debt statement will show q
reduction of SO, 600, 600 for March.
E. D. Morgan has given 500, 600 to the
Union Theological Seminary Of New York
City.
Tho San Fran,isco Board Of Health let
the 80 days grace after condemnation ex-
pirs without any action.
General Grant will leave New Orleans for
Gslsna, April 8, to spend the summer at
home.
French Canadians are leaving Montreal at
tho rate Of 60 or 10 day, principally des-
tined for Michigan, Colorado and Califor-
mia.
Ex-Empress Eugene. with small COM
pany OF friends, has sailed from Southamp-
ton to South Africa to visit the scene Of the
death of the Prince Imperial.
Stanley Matthews il reported to have
said that Sherman cannot get o solid Ohio
delegation, and that II Sherman is nomina-
ted Ohio will 90 Democratic in November.
Two colored men have been summoned
to sit on the jury In one Of the Virginia
State Courts. This 10 the first instance OF
the kind.
EDINBUiia, March 26.-The contest here
is waxing hot, but the Liberals will win
and Gladstone will be returned. The i'm
preston here, too, Is that the Liberals will
secure m ajority in the general contest.
CHICAGO, March 26.-The Inter. Oesan's
Washington special says: The reports
from Peru give. accounts Of Mrs. Christian
cy's scandalous conduct and say her hus-
band Was obliged to send her away.
VIENNA, March 2S.-The Emperor Of
Russia has presented Prince Alexander, OF
Bulgaria, with war steamer, 10000 rifles
and several Krupp guns.
NEW YORK, March 28.-Washington
specials say that Jessie Raymond, who has
been bothering Senator Hill lately, has left
for the South with large roll Of bank
notes.
SAN FRANCISCO, March GA Walla
Wslla dispatch says: Howlish Wampoo,
chief Of the Cayuse Indians. died last Fri
day on tho Umatilla reservation. His fu-
neral was attended BY over thousand
persons, including many residents Of Una
rilla county. He preserved the life Of oil
tho white 20 ttlers in this valley 10 the ear
" days and his death 10 mourned by all
Who know him.
CATTLETsBuRG. KY, March 2s.--Within
the past ton days fully twenty converts to
-Mormonism have passed through here on
their way to Utah. They come from Law.
renee county, where for the past year Nor
mon missionaries have been labsring.
Among the converts was young and hand.
scms married woman, who left her hus.
hand hahind
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The Marshsis' Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The Repabli-
can Senators held caucus to-day to con-
slider the clause Of the appropriation bill a
passed By the Rouse providing for the pay
meat Of U. s. Marshals. There Vas full
attendance and the matter Was fally dis
cussed. It was finally unaninoasly decided
to offer oil the opposition possible 70 this
portion Of ths bill on the ground that IL il
. renewal Of the vicious practices Of attach
ing new legislation to appropriation bills.
NJ. Conkling and one Of two other men,
bers made short but vigorous speeches in
favor Of fighting the bill.
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Territorial Apportionmsnt.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The House
Committee Of Territories has agreed to re.
port favorably to the House Delegate Aims.
lsy's bill, providing for the re-spportion-
ment Of members Of the Legislatures OF
Montana, Idaho and Wyoming upon the
basis of population as shown by the returns
of the census OF 1880, excluding Indians.
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Grant This Time.

CHICAGO. March 30.-The Jourrop,
Washington special says: The AlsxaDa,,
gazette has letters from Democratic edit, a
from nearly every paper in Virginia, wbi,I
agree that Grant would sweep the STAT.
against Tilden, who is pronounced III.
weakest man the Democrats can nomiDa,.
Bayard is the first choice.
CHICAGO, March a0.-The Inter OcsaD,
Washington spoo'al says: Advices show
growing Grant feeling in Massacaus.,,,
Col. Keogh, just from North Car,rn,
states the delegation stands 10 for Gran,
and 8 for Sherman.
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NEW York. March 30.-Kellsy's COM
mittee ia1e Tonight, issed call for State
Convention TO b held in syracuse. April
10th, for the purpose Of choosing Delegates
to tho Cincinnati Convention. The call
invites al Democrats who are oppossd 70 :
pledged delegation 70 the ensuing National
CONVENTION for the support Of any one man.
but arc 10 favor Of the nomination Of An
upright, acceptable candidate for President,
who can b elected By the Democratic party
Of this State and Of the Nation, 70 meet;
and elect Delegates 70 thu STATE Couveutios.
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We remember to have read OF an H.
land some where, tho residents of which are
oil women, who have their own government
and live exclusive Of the outer world. In
view Of the Christiancy scandal aud the
probable divorce suit that will otherwise
ensue with all its filth published to the
world, IL would Be blessed thing for the
United States government 70 seek out this
feminine isle and entreat the admission
thereto Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Age and se1
would render them harmless refugees, and
the world might be spared the demoralixa-
ton OF second Bescher-Tilton trial. No
two people can do enough good in the world
to compsnsate the evil such trials produce,
and this one foreshadows that which would
eclipse the radiant vice Of Brooklyn psrox-
ysms.
The Land Commission, which peregri-
mated around the country last year, seems
10 have fallen into most egreRious errors as
TO what legislaticn 10 required for the great
West and 10 seeking I. 7rystallize its errors
into laws. Not satisfied with the scheme
Of ressrving the land west Of the Tooth
meridian for grazing purposes 1t has sought
70 rsvolutiouizs the present mining laws
By oon6ning oil subsequent locations to
vertical planes from the surface locations.
II evidently only considered the interests
of miners where the deposits, like those 1t
Deadwood and Leadville, arc horizontal.
and ignored those like the Comstock and
ninetssn-twentieth Of the rich and perma-
nent assure veins Of the continent which
have IN inclination between the vertical
and horizontal. Such Law would paralyze
the mining industry. These "blanket"
deposits are but li.sle moro permanent than
placers. Tho mines that last for ages
dip" Even nov the days Of the Dead
wood and Lsadvills mines are Numbered By
shEswd nsa there Who ars looking bog ond
them. II The locator o. ownsr = limited
70 bis surface location on 6ssurs vsia and
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The Whit. Houss Fever.

NEW YoRK, March 3l.-Ths Hsrslps
GALVESTON special says: There y no longer
any doahe tAas the sx-Prssidsnt has fixsd
hls mind o. IN other tsrm In the Whits
Aooss. he % - silent about 1t ~ the
grave. but tissse who accompany him and
Ais family do not ooacsal their sagsr desire
% rs-sntsr ths While Hoass, pog their die
lias toward othsr parties.
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University Bill to be Recommended.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The House
Committee on Public Lands agreed to-day
to report favorably to the House the bill in
troduced by delegate Maginnis Of Montana
to grant lands to Dakota, Montana, Ar
izona, Idaho, and Wyoming for University
purposes.
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South Carolina for Grant.

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 3l.-Grant is
the first choice of the Republican leaders
Blaine second. The Republicans will nom
mate full State ticket aud are registering
10 full force.
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The Land Grant Extension.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Senate
Committee on Railroads have virtually
agreed to bill extending the time for the
completion Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, but 1t is handicapped by similar
bill in the interest Of the Texas Pacific.
Although the interests OF the latter will
not suffer by a delay Of some time, the
managers thought it was gooi plan TO
couple their request with that Of the N. p.
While the managers Of the latter do not
wish to antagonize the Texas Pacific,
they prefer to have both bills stand up
on their own merits. There 10 fear among
some Of the Northern Pacific Railroad peo-
pie that their prospects will DO injured BY
crowding the Texas Pacific Railroad
scheme, because the Southern Pacific Rail.
road viii oppose the granting Ut any more
government favors to its rival.
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The other day Con. Bray cleared up g..
600 from Is days run with hIs six stamp
mill. he d working orc froa tho Storm
and othsr lsdgsa The min u undsr the
sopsriutendsDcs es III. @. 3 Kemp.
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DEADWCoD ITEMS.
Parrieide-ImpoItant Mining Suit.

Parrieide-ImpoI,ant Mining Suit.
DKADwooD, March 3I.-Andrew Wallace,
prominent citizen of Indianapolis. Ind,
snd heavy operator here was shot times
and probably fatally wounded to-day ut his
residence ut Pennington, bear this city. by
his son who has been delirions several days
the result Of severe sickness.
The famous water salt between the
Houestalse and DeSmet companies. iuvolv.
ing the right 10 use Wildwood creek wa
ter was called in the District Conrt to-day.
The suit 10 the most important yet broug hr
In this country and will probably last for
two weeks.
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TERRITORIAL.
MADISON COUNTY.
Madisonian, 97th.

Madisonian. 97th.
Messrs. Filing, Morris 81 Sed man
made arrangements TO sink two shsftsaso
tho Emma and Lewis lodes, I'M the neyy.
discovered mining district oppcsjsite Nevad
on tho ridge between Browns land Williami
gulches.
The Indebtedness OF Be;aIverhead county
was increased last year Ia the sum Of 49,.
7s8.1S. Tho present amount of outstand
ing liabilities Is SEQ, 4945G.
On complaint of the residents In lis
vicinity, the arsenal he4s been declared AZ
unsafe concern to be kept within the CITY
limits, and the Commo5n Council has ordered
its removal.
Among the new fiodes discovered this
the Paymaster, Sur tbea,n and Chrysolits,
in all Of which velry fne ore has been
found.
From the Messenger
The Alder Gulbh Celestia,s have CON-
and Few Of them are ALREADY sluicing pay
dirt.
An advance inIthe price of field glasses
Is looked for in tine social city, owing to the
new use Of that instrument in representing
stake property s,cross the gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs,. Elias Williams, Of Sheri-
dan, celebrated theis GOLDEN WEDDING
last Sanday-rthe FIRST celebration Of the
kind In Montana. Mr.. Elias Williams and
Miss Mary Baker were married In Sangs-
mon county, Illinois, on the 2lst day OF
March, 1880. Mr.. Williams was born in
Vermont, on the 9th day Of February 1902,
and Is now in his 10th year. Mrs. Williams
was born IN Bourbon county, Ky in 1912.
and Is nos 80. From VT. Mr.. Williams
went TO Ohss in 1910, at the age of 8; and
from there % Illinois, where be met Miss
Baker, and the age of % was married.
Miss Baker was tnen turned of Is years.
Nearly 200 people called to pay their re
spects and over 100 partook Of their hospi-
| AL,
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MIssOULA COUNTY.
Mipeoulisn Nth
CUSTER COUNTY.
Yellowstone Journal, 20th.

DR.. O. b. Lebchcr shot and killed VIM.
Reeoe Ut Clara Clifton's domicile, on Wed.
nesday night. Lebcher 10 under arrest.
both were prominent citizens.
Brick Van Waters, ono Of our well
known citizens, who left here last winter
for the Black Hills, Ii now In Dead wood
getting up an exhaustive directory Of The
Black Hills.
Prof. DoGilio and his italian band are
playing 1t the Cottage saloon.
The weak now drawing to close has
beeu ono Of moro than usual excitsment.
What with dances, fights, wife beatings,
shooting sosapss and other dsviltries, we
eeu now take our seat In the front rev.
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SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.

Frontier Index.
Two wagons loaded mostly with miners
from Nevada, rolled into the city from the
terminus Thursday.
The Salt Lake Company which recently
bonded Hathaway and Browns mine on
the Boulder have set sixteen men to work
developing the mine. Mr.. John Lawson
is superintendent.
The freight rates on ore this year by
river route, is $25 per ton from Wickes
Montana, to New York.
Cameron 81 Aiken, master mechanics,
have secured control of the Butte Foundry.