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A Variety Theatre Burned.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The Lyceum
theatre, on Desplaines street, built
Immediately following the great fire
of'7l, aud then known as the Globe
theatre, was partially burned at five
o'ci ok this morning. The slate roof
was completely destroyed, and the
loss uEon the furniture will be total.
4 full! company Of variety people also
lose their wardrobes. The total loss
on the building and furniture is
estimated at $4,000; insured.
In thece:ond story were u num-
Der OF sleeping apartments, occupied
by Thomas Grenier, lessee of the the
ater and family, numbering six per-
sons in all All e. capped with the ex-
ception Of Harry Perry, who was for
gotten in the excitement and sutfo-
Gated The body was recovered by
1l,emen. The owners of the theater
now place their loss at $25.OOOO; in
surance, So, 500. Grenier, who owned
the saloon in the basement, loses
Sl3,0:W.
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Seizure of Dies,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-Colone]
Finnegass, OF the Secret Service Di-
vision of the Treasury Department,
seized to-day six sets Of steel dies for
making gold quarter and half-dollar
pieces. in the possession of G. F.
Mohrig, jeweler of this city. The
manufacture of these small coins has
been on large scale, the profits to
the makers being enormous. It is
said that the quarter-dollar piece
costs only seven cents and the half
dollar piece fifteen cents. Large
quantities of them are sold in the
east to emigrants on trains coming
this way. Criminal proceedings have
been suspended pending advices
from Washington.
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PHILADELPHIA Oct. PA public
meeting at which about ten persons
were present was held in the Four
teenth ward this evening in favor of
the denomination of Tilden and
Hendricks, on the Democratic ticket
of 1884. Gen. VIM. B. Thomas de-
livered an address and an OrganiZa-
ton was resolved upon to be called
The National Army Of Retribution," :"
with an. auxiliary corps in every
State.
New YORK, Oct. 13.--Ira c. Bel
lows, who, while in the water regis
ter's office, is alleged to have de-
frauded the city, gave bail to-day to
answer two new indictments charg
ing him with embezzlement and
grand larceny found against him.
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Crooks Indian Policy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12-J. A.
Schulze. Il miner, and an Arizona In
dian scout who have returned from
Sonora, Mexico, in speaking of the
results Of Crooks campaign, said the
Indians had never gone ON the San
Carlos reservation, but had remained
at Casas Janos, twenty miles from
the nearest military post. The peo-
pie OF Sonora are disappointed at
Crooks Indian tactics, and claim it
was he who pat the Apaches in fight
ing trim. Crooks policy is equally
unpopular in Arizona, it being ac-
knoWledged that the Apaches were
stronger after the war than they were
before. >chulZe estimates that about
1000 bucks are still III the mountains
ready for the war path on the slight
est prOvocatiOn.
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The Spanish Cabinet.

MADRID, Oct. 13.--The cabinet is
formed as stated, except as to minis
ter of marines. The new cabinet
will take the oath of office this after
noon. TheCortt twill Internationally
support the new cabinet, especially
in its policy of questions of universal
suffrage and constitutional. reform.
The Moret organ asserts that the as
pirants left will receive satisfaction
in the programme of the new minis
trV.
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T,o M,,ch Mother-in-Law.

DENVER, Oct. 13.-This afternoon
VIM. Harrison, residing on Ninth
street. in this city, shot his sixteen,
wear old wife, and then shot himself,
both dying almost instantly. Ihe
cause assigned is jealousy and inter.
ference in domestic affairs on t3e
part of his mother-in-Iaw. The couple
were married at Shawnee, Kansas
last March, and have been in Den
yer about a month.
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A Checuuered Life.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.--Helyn Leon
ard, young woman who shot and
seriously wounded Mrs. Clarence
Smith, was convicted of assault in
the second degree and sentenced TO
the penitentiary for three and a half
years. The young woman became an
orphan at an early age and was edu-
Gated in a convent in Canada. Later
she was governess in Cuba. and later
still, became identified with a wealthy
man here who abandoned her.
She charged the abandonment to the
influence of the woman whom she
shot. Then followed her arrest, inn
prisonment, trial, conviction and
sentence.
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New York Notes.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-At a sale of
seats for TIL first nights performance
in the new metropolitan Opera House,
the highest price obtained for the
first box was $50 and for an orchestra
seat $45; the lowest price for an Or
chestra seat was 81.
Charles Sykes. aged Is, who sued
Lallance & Gr sjean. tin manufactur-
ing company, for 5000 for the loss
of three fingers in their machine
while in their employ, was awarded
by the jury verdict for the full
amount.
The news dealers in a mass meeting
in Brooklyn, tonight, reitera' ed their
determination not to sell a Herald
for less than three cents.
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! Gossip.

MONTREAL, Oct. ia vcritable
scare has leaked out. A most extern
sive wholesale firm, the client of the
Bank Of Montreal, is in financial
trouble. The liabilities are large, but
the assets, it is expected, will show
well. Nothing definite is announced.
If the failure actually takes place it
will create terrible sensation, as the
head of the house has been credited
with being a millionaire. The dull
ness in cottss is said to be the cause.
A conference is 10 be held of the firm
with the authorities of the leading
banks, but no decision is arrived at.
A semi-panic took place in the stock
market here this morning. The
Bank of Montreal sold down TO 1861.
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Alfonso Satisfied.

MADRID, Oct. 12.-Sagasta is fairly
satisfied with tn last dispatch from
the Spanlh emb ,ssador in Paris, in
which he explains the friendly as
surance and cordial explanations ten
dered by Prime Minister Ferry. The
Alfonso incident is therefore consid-
cred at All end. The Spanish Govern
ment, with the assent Of France, has
announced that such is the case in a
circular to representatives of the
French Republic abroad.
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The Goal Miners Strike.

PlTrsBURG, Oct. IA Dispatch
Bradford (Pd.) special says: Twenty
four detectives, sent out from the
New York agency, all heavily armed.
arrived at the depot at loon, and
after taking dinner, left on the after
noon train for Dubois. Pa, where the
Rochester and Pittsburg railway
company is having Il serious time
with its coal miners. Several weeks
ago, the miners on the low grade
division of the Allegheny valley rail
way went out on strike, and while
the miners on the Rochester and
Pittsburg road were receiving ten
cents more Il ton than those on the
low grade division. the strikers in
tluenced many of them to quit. n
few days ago POO Rochester and Pitts
burg miners joined the strikers, and
new hands took their places. The
strikers sent out threatening letters,
ornamelted with skulls and cross
bones, and the lives and property Of
the loyal miners were in danger.
Last Tuesday 1,cU low grade division
miners came to Dubois and camped
ClOSC W CtlC llllttCo. ANO uCulCuStlo-
tions OF violence were made. however,
until yesterday, when the superin-
tendent and his men, as they were
about to enter the mines. were con-
fronted by Il large body OF excited
strikers, armed to the teeth. who de-
manded that the miners quit work.
The men, as a body, refused: when
the strikers became angry and draw
ing their revolvers fired a fusilade in
the air. The superintendent ond his
aids could not control the men and
they fled like sheep, since which time
they have been afraid to 60 to work,
fearing bl ,Odslled. Several cases Of
rifles and ammunition have been sent
to Dubois for the use Of the officers
BOSTON. Oct. 12-The Prohibition
lists State Committee has issued All
address. No good, it claims, can re-
suit from the election of Robinson,
and the success of either the Repub-
ii ms or the Democrats will not af-
feet the prosperity of the rum inter-
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More Mormon Converts - A
Elders Report.

SALT lake, Oct. 13. Elder Viii
liam Palmer, president Of the Nor
mon Mission in Indiana, Michigan
and Minnesota, arrived in Salt Lake
to-day bringing with him thirty con-
verts to the church. He says the
feeling IN these states towards the
Mormon elders was very bitter, es-
peclally in Indiana, where Elder
Marks and Davis were tarred and
feathered. No elder had labored in
that state during the past season
without being subjected to insults
and outrages. In many instances
the Mormons were pelted with rotten
eggs and tobacco guilds while preach
ing. He thinks the feeling against
the Mormons in the east is worse
than ever before.
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The Sessions Case.

ALBANY, Oct. 13.-At the trial Of
Lourain Sess ons to-day the court
denied the motion to quasb tue in
dictment on the ground that the eX-
istiny law made the Indictment
against the government at the same
time. In view of eminent counsel,
he would hold the points raised UNI
der consideration, and if convinced
during the trial that they were law
he would have no hesitancy III
changing his mind.
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Libel Suit.

BosTON, Oct. l3.--Edwin G..
Walker, (colored) lawyer, entered a
libel suit against the Boston Post
Publishing company for defamation
Of character. contained in An article
in that paper this morning. The
damages are laid at $4,000, and
papers have been served upon the
Publishing Company and a keeper
placed in the establishment.
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Anniversary Of the Discovery of
America.

MADRID, Oct. 12.-The anniversary
of the discovery OF America was cele.
b,ated this evening, with a splendid
banquet, III the opera house. Covers
were laid for 300; the building was
brilliantly illuminated and decorated
with the flags and coats of arlns of
Spain and the Republics of North and
South America. All the representa-
tives of the American Republics were
present. The company included
statesmen and politicians of all par
ties, literary men. artists, diplomats.
The four tiers of boxes were crowded
with the elite Of Madrid society and
speeches in several languages were
delivered, interspersed with musical
selections. The festivities ended
with the unveiling Of a statue of
Columbus, which stood on the stage
at the head OF the table.
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N. 2. Bonds,

New YORK, Oct. 13.-The finance
committee of the Northean Pacific
company has accepted, subject to
ratification of the board Of directors,
proposition from Drexel, Morgan
Il Co., WinslOw, Lancer & Co.,
August Belmont & Co., in behalf OF
a syndicate for 5000, ,O10 of proposed
issue of second mortgage bonds.
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The Striking Coal Miners.

PIrTsBURG, Oct. ia Bradford,
Pa, special says: There are no new
developments in the strike of the
Rochester and Pittsburg miners OF
Duboise. Sixteen more of Pinker-
toms men arrived to-day and were
sworn in as deputy sherifls. The
company now has fully one hundred
special officers employed and are de-
termined to protect their property.
Railroad hands have been sworn IN
and armed. Nothing was done al
the works yesterday or to-day but II
is the intention 10 put miners a'
work next Monday.
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The Parnell Fund ,

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.--.Rev. Thomas
J. Conaty, of Worcerter, Mass, treas
urer in America for the Parnell fund,
notifies the executive committee that
the books will be closed Nov. 20, SO
that Americas contribution can
reach Dublin on the date the fund
closes there. The presentation to Mr..
Parnell takes place in that city on
the 18th.
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A New Play.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-The statement
is made that the Union Square the
ater company, during their engage,
ment in this city at Haverly's, VIII
make the first presentation in THIS
country of the play storm Beaten; -
and that Mckee Rankin will take
the principal male character both
here and elsewhere.
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Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Oct. Is. - Sir Stafford
Northcote arrived at Lorne to-day,
in continuance of his political tour
in Ulster. He was presented with
an address and entertained at lunch
con.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 49, 1t is
stated that the Mexican Government
has negotiated loan for $40, ,OOO, 600
with Americans and Germans, bonds
to be taken at IS cents on the dollar,
bearing 8 per cent. interest. The
agent for completing arrangements
leaves for New York shortly.
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Court Martial.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. ia general
court martial will meet at Fort
Keogh, Montana, on the 10th inst,
for the trial of First Lieutenant c. E.
Hargons, of the Fifth Infantry, on
a charge OF having duplicated pay ac-
counts.
The President appointed Edmund
Stanley agent for the Ponca, Pawnee
and Otoe tribes, Indian Territory.
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A New Mail COmpanv.

ALBANY, Oct 13.-The following
capitalists filed articles Incorporating
a United States Steamship Mail
company, capital $4,000, 900: Ed. A.
Quintard, Parker e.. Chandler, Eu-
gene l.. Hance, John I. Waterbury.
The line is to run from Atlantic
ports.
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Conditions of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The con-
ditions of the treasury are as follows:
Gold coin and bullion, $2O6. .9l5, ,92O;
silver dollars and bullion, $12D, 1885,
CSC; fractional silver coin, $26. .632, ,S57
United States notes, So ,93S, ,S3s; to-
tai, $4O6, 1885, ,3O1. Certificates out
standing, gold, $50, $780, ,73O; silver.
$Sl ,6M, ,7Ol; currency, ST., ,3SO, ,OCO.
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Au Unknown Disease.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA Pict.-
yune's Mobile special says: DIR. Ford
,elegraphs from Brewton that during
the past few days they have not had
sutlic ent help to bury the dead. Re-
garding the nature OF the disease he
says: 81 state us Il fact there have
been no deaths from black vomlt
here, the matter elected by some OF
the sick bears about the same rela-
ton to black vomit or to yellow fever,
that sherry wine does to ink. Its
constituent parts are bile and a gas
trio mucous, which contains trace
Of coagulated blood and charcoal
water. No new eases to-day
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A New Lecture.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-At the re-
quest of a number of prominent citi-
zens, Hon. John r. French, ex-Ser-
geant-at-Arms uf the United States
Senate, delivered lecture to-nigh in
the Congl egational Church in this
city on Ten years among Senator's -
The church, which is the largest in
the city. was filled. aud the lecture
was received with the most hearty
applause. At the close OF the address
many well known people in the au-
dicnce stopped 20 congratulate Mr..
French upon the success of his efforts.
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Lynching is Probable.

New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 13.-The
Times Democrat, Helena, Arkansas,
special says, yesterday, near Living
ston, Sanders Blunt, constable in
attempting to arrest Wyatt Ames,
(colored), was shot dead. A posse is
pursuing Ames, and lynching is
probable.
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A Sharp Game

P1TTsBURG, Oct. l3.-H. 0. Price
& Co., pool sellers here, paid out
u $40 this afternoon on false reports
from Jerome Park races. The wires
had been tapped and bogus dispatches
sent out giving wrong horses as WIN
ners in the races there.
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A Panic Avoided.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-2:SO p. m.-The
Insurance patrol was summoned to
Haverly's theatre, at 2l5th street,
this afternoon on account of small
blaze in one of the offices fronting on
Dearborn street. The fact that the
matinee performance was in progre 80
with large house e=ent occasiOned
some excitement on the street but
did not extend to those i'm the thea
tire. A very few in the audience
We're made aware Of the incident un-
til! after the patrol had driven away
and dispersed the crowd.
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Oil Sharps Bit.

PlTTsBURG, Oct. ia dispatch
from Bradford, Pa, says: The oil
market was broken this afternoon
bv false and malicious reports to the
effect that Vandergraft 4 Miller's
we'll, in lot 731, had been completed
and was flowing largely. The well
in the morning was reported dry and
this caused the bull movement which
was knocked out by subsequent re-
ports that the we'll was not flowing.
and to this effect kilograms were sent
to New York.
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Wall Street Gossip.

New YORK, Oct. IA. - Wall
stre. stock opened firm and adj
vanced !"s; Vanderbilt and Willard
shares strong. Tie first named
strengthened hy an interview with
w. II. Vanderbilt about the affairs
of bis son in which he denies em-
phalicalIy the rumors current some
days past OF his statement that he
had bought stocks within the past
few days, and also his remarks that
there would likely be change in
the latter soon. Ii was accepted as
Significant.
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A Young Suicide.

TRENTON, Oct. 13.-Mamie Cor
don, aged II, being tprimanded at
school for circulating improper bal
lads, and being told her parents
would be informed, drowned herself.
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Declined

B.sroN, Oct. 13.---Thos. J. Marsh,
Jr. formerly assistant superintendent
of Tewksbury, removed through the
efforts of Governor Butler, declined
the Republican nomination for the
legislatu re.
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Chicago. Oct. PA Times wash
ington special says: The retirement
of General sherman from active duty
will take place November ISL IL IS
said that General Hancock Will come
to Chicago and General rope VIII
consent to be stationed at New OrK.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
O'Donnell Demands a Medical
Examination.
The HiIl-Sharon Case before
the Court.
Proceedings in the Episcopal
Convention.
Army Changes. Hancock s
Declination.
Findings in the Case Of 1t.
Robinson.
Miscellaneous, Etc., Etc.
Bank Statement.

New YORK, Oct. l3.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks is
sued from the clearing house to-day
shows the following cha ges: Re-
serve increase S75,925; the banks
now hold $2l $50, $50 in excess of le-
gal requirements.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSION FRS,

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Auditor. p. P.Woolman.........Hecna
Treasurer ............D. w. Weston. ccna
Warden Of Penitcnty, W. ". B0tkiii, Deer Ledge
Sup. Public Schools, Cornelius Hedges Helena
Supreme court Reporter, G. Hedges. ......icem
Clerk Supreme Court and ex-oIiicio Law
Librarian. Isaac Il. Alden Helena
Librarian Territorial Miscellaneous Ii
brary Lou Guthrie. Helena
UNITED STATES EXAMINING; SURGEONS.
W. r. Bulard ........,.................. Helena
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DIR
OF Federal and Territorial OF:
GERS of Montana.

Delegate to Congress
HON. MARTIN MAGINNIS, HELEN,
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS AND CLERKS

First District. IT r. Edwards Bozeman
Second District.W. y. PembCrtoli Butte
Third District..J \. Johnston. Helena
Clerk lst Dist. Court, Il. MuHly Virginia City
Clerk ID Dist Court, r. L. Davis-..Deer Lodge
Clerk Sd Dist Court, A. II. Rea Helena
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The Episcopal Convention.

! PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The
Episcopal convention opened as usu.
al with prayer. Lord Chief Justice
Coleredge was invited to the ME. ting
house. The committee considering
the graduate d representation report
ed no radical changes. The follow
Ing rules were referred: The Holy
Communion shall not he celebrated
in any congregation unless by some
one present who is expected
to partake with the priests.
The house went into a committee
on the whole on the report of the
joint committee on the revision of
the prayer book. Section first of the
resolution relative to the Feast of the
TRANSPORTATION was taken up. The
discussion differed little from that
Of preceding days. Rev. DIR. Edgar
denied that all his authorities were
Romish. The vote on the amend
ment that the 9Th day of August be
reserved as the Feast of the Trans
figuratiOn resulted in Isl ayes to 85
nays. Hamilton Fish offered an
amendment to add the words, "or to
the 18th of January, as may hereafter
bt determined" which was rejected
by very large vote. Sections E and
+ were amended III words and
phrases. Motion to amend the rubric
at beginning of morning prayer,
so as to read, "Master shall begin
morning prayer by reading one or
more of the following verses Of scrip
ture, and then he shall say that
which is written after them, save
that he may, at his discretion, pro
ceed at once to bid people to prayer
at confession, except on days of
fasting and abstinance. Rejected,
ayes, 81; nays, 163. Committee rose
and adjourned, The house of bishops
did only routine work. After the
adjournment Lord Coleridge arrived
and was presented to the bishops.
Ike Case of Miss Hill.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-The
case of Miss Hill, claiming to be the
wife of Senator Sharon and charging
him with adultery, was called in the
police cou this morning. Owing
to the reported absence OF Nelson,
Miss Hills attorney, from the city,
the counsel for the prosecution asked
a continuance for one week. The
motion was opposed by Sharon's at
torney, who insisted that the case
should proceed on the day set, Octo-
ber 10Th. After long argument the
court granted a continuance. The
probabilities are that the case will be
tried as misdemeanOr and not
felony as originally intended, it hav-
ing been discovered by Miss Hills
that the person with whom
adultery is charged is single VIC
man and not married, as was stated
in the complaint.
Wizards New Arrangement.
New YORK, Oct. IA statement |
is published here that Willard, of the
Northern Pacific, has practically ar
ranged for the construction Of num-
ter of steamers Of unusually heavy |
tonnage aud great.speed, to operate in |
with the Northern Pa
rific from Superior City and Duluth
to Buffalo, and by this nean' over |
come the cost Of transportation of
grain from the line of that road by |
way of Chicago, and thence east. AL
% that the associated Willard interest |
has been quietly obtaining control Of
The New York, West Shore 4 Buffa-
10 railway, thus giving during the
season of navigation through freight
rom the Pacific coast to the east.
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Surveyor General, John s. Harris. Helena
Register Land Office, +. .Adkinsou.........Helela
Receiver Land Office, f Ballou. Helena
Collector Internal Revenue T. 7. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs, VIM. II. Hunt t........ lIcler.
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Chief Justice...D S. Wade. Helena
Associate Justices Il j. pser nosy ss
U. S. Dist Attorncy...W H. Butte
U. S. Marshal.....AleX. e. BOtkn Helena
Attorney General IA. J. Johnson ........ Helena