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Broke the Record.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Cunard Ocean
Steamship Etruria, which left Queenstown
at los p. m. on May 9th, arrived a
the bar at 1:O5 q. M, thus making the
voyage in six days, two hours and fifteen
minutes. This beats the record of six days,
four hours and forty-two minutes made in
May, 1887, by the steamship Umbria.
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The LIQUOR Stores c,oe.d

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1,-[Special to
Tribune Copyright, 1888, by the California
Association Press.]-At midnight over 40O0
liquor stores were closed up for good in this
city under the provisions of the new law.
The liquor sellers did . big business yester.
day and continued to sell AMI give LIQUOR
away up to the last moment. To-day. in.
stead of over eooo rum shops, there are 1910.
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THE TERRITORIES AT ST. LOUIS.
The Delegates Demand Relief From the Car.
pet Bag, and get off Wrong on Statehood.

ST. LOUIS, June Sat a meeting of the
delegates from the Territories and the Dis
trict of Columbia held to-day, on motion Of
Dickson, Of the District of Columbia, the
following resolution was adopted for sub
mission TO the committee on resolutions:
Resolred, That we respectfully urge on
the committee on resolutions to incorpo-
rate in the platform Of principles to be sub
mitted to the National Convention resolu-
lions substantially as follows:
That a just and liberal policy should be
pursued in reference to the Territories; that
the right of self government is inherent in
the people and guaranteed under the con-
stitution aud that all Federal officers ap.
pointed to positions of honor and trust in
the Territories of the United States and in
the District of Columbia should in all cases
be selected from the citizens Of the com
munities where they are to serve, and
That the Territories of Washington and
Dakota, Montana and New Mexico are by
virtue of population and development en-
titled to admission intdthe Union as States,
and we unquali6edly condemn the course of
the Republican party in favor of Statehood
and self government to them; and We further
denounce the action of that party in Con.
gress for libelling the people to whom the
United States have by solemn treaty guar
anteed all rights of American citizenship in
order as an excuse for denying them admis-
sion into the Union.
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THE Butte Miner has discontinued the
issuance Of a Monday paper. A couple of
years ago when Mr.. Ziegenfuss was running
the Miner at high pressure he began to issue
An "every-day.in-the-week paper, and an
nounced the door key Of the Miner Office
had been thrown awav. 1t was very con-
venient to the public to have . Monday
morning paper, but too much of . strain on
one force of men. It probably never paid
and the public will be indulgent. No man
can work constantly and not wear out.
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BEN BUTLER says the Republicans should
nominate General Sherman instead of his
brother John, that he would surely be
elected, and that Tecumseh would 60
through the campaign IS he went from At
lants to tie sea. But the General Is not .
candidate and his brother is.
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Bones Brittle as Glass.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, June 1.-Petros Buck
man, son Of John Buchanan, janitor OF the
normal school, broke his leg. This Is the
sixteenth fracture the boy has had of bis legs
and arms, and he is not six years Ole. bis
homes are so brittle that they are broken
merely bv a fall on the floor or in the yard,
aud he has to be constantly watched.
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SHERIDAN'S PROMOTION.
A Well Earned Rank Bestowed as Sherida,
Stood at the Portals Of Death.

The project to revive the grade of General
and bestow it on Sheridan, who stood in the
very portals Of death, was brought to issue
in the House last Friday by General Spinola
asking unanimous consent to take up the
bill. One objector could defeat the wishes
of all the other members, and that objector
was found in the person of Kilgore, of Texas,
finally followed by Oates, of Alabama. The
House was in a tumult Instantly. Bland, Of
Missouri, and Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
shouted to Kilgore from their seats: "For
Gods sake bold up! Don't refuse to allow
an act of simple %jnstice to be done to a dy-
ing soldier" All efforts for a time seemed
unavailing to influence Kilgore, who even
objected when Mills, of Texas, walked rap
idly down the aisle, took the hill from the
hands of Spinola, and, waving it in the air,
shouted: "Mr. Speaker, in The name of the
Confederate soldiers, living and dead, I call
for the passage Of this bill !" II was a won
derfully dramatic scene, aud the applause
was deafening, but still Kilgore was obdu-
rate against all the entreaties of nearly every
one Of the Democratic friends, until Oates
left the House and q dispatch was read from
the War Department, amid almost breath.
less silence, stating the dying Sheridan had
asked that morning if the bill had passed.
Then be consented, if the ayes and nays
should be called, and finally withdrew that
demand, there being only two or three nays.
There were only seven votes against the
bill in the Senate-Berry of Arkansas, Coke
of Texas, Salisbury of Delaware, Vance Of
North Carolina, and Wilson of Maryland.
The bill as passed reads:
s"rhat the grade of Lieutenant General of
the Army is hereby discontinued and is
merged in the grade of General Of the Army
Of the United States, which grade shall con-
tinue during the lifetime of the present
Lieutenant General, after which such grade
shall cease, and the President of the United
States is hereby authorized to appoint, with
eral of the Army of the United States. That
the pay and allowance of the General be the
same as heretofore allowed for that grade"
The bill was sent to the White House, ap-
proved by the President, and the name of
Sheridan sent in for General in just Is min
utes. In q three-minute session the Senate
confirmed the nomination. A commission
had meantime been filled, and in IL minutes
after the name was sent to the Senate Sheri.
dams commission was issued.
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The B. c. F. & c. c. Bill Approved.

New YORK, June 5.-The stockholders
of the Billings, Clark's Fork & Cooke City
Railroad met to-day. A telegram was re-
ceived from the company's attorney at Wash
ington stating that the President had just
approved the franchise, which gives the
company the right of way over tue proposed
route. These gentlemen were selected
officers and directors: President, Charles F.
Roberts; Vice President, Geo. N. Sims;
Milton Saylor, P. NJ. Gallaher, Henry Kelly,
Directors.
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The name of ROBERT 3. SMITH, Of Dillon,
is suggested by Deer Lodge Democrats for
Delegate. Mr.. Smith is personally q very
excellent gentleman, and the Democrats
might 60 farther and. do worse than to name
him as their candidate.
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YESTERDAYS kilograms from Oregon run
Herman's majority up to nearly 1000, with
10 Republican legislators out Of 90. How is
that for the tariff issue?

DELEGATE MARSHALL, of Missoula, not
being able to attend the St. Louis Conven-
lion, Alternate A. J. Davidson, of Helena,
went In his place. "Maginnis got there"
again, As will be noticed from the dispatches.
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THE Democrats had q great procession in
St. Louis Tuesday night. There were
10000 uniformed men in line, including all
the political clubs present in the city. They
are only setting a marker for Chicago to
eclinse.
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PRESIDENT SUTHERL1N, of the Montana
Press Association, has invited Mr.. Lambert
Mollinelli, Of the Sunday Record, to deliver
the eulogy on the late Joeph E. Hendry at
the Press meeting. 1t is q distinguished
honor, worthily conferred.
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DURING the past week Gen. Sheridan has
been much worse. Severe hemorrhages oc-
CURED, followed by = season of rest and =
very serious attack again yesterday. We
fear the hours of the noble soldier are but
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Title Against Title.

BUCHAREST, June "A report 10 circu-
lated that it is the intention to crown the
car emperor of Central Asia at Samarcand
in order to offset the ~inauense Of Queen
Victoria1s title as empress Of India.
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Some not very we'll informed Christians
are making a grand foray on Sunday papers.
If the objection offered is that it requires
those who print them to work on Sunday it
is a mistake, because all, or nearly all, the
work except circulating the paper is done
for = Sunday paper on a week day, while the
work for a Monday morning paper is nearly
all done or Sunday. If the objection is that
their ~rerusal occupies Sunday time that
should te devoted to religious duties, they
will find that if people cannot get q Sunday
morning paper to read they will read one of
some other date and "stock up'' before band,
probably with something not as desirable for
them to read as . we'll and specially prepared
Sunday paper. The Monday paper is what
makes the Sunday work. The boycotting
"Synods" should be taken into the basement
where the rollers are washed and taught
something about journalism from the ground
uD.
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THE national debt was decreased last
month $l,Gls, sos. There is still $685., $780,
636 in the treasury available to apply on the
debt. which is 81, zoe, 400, 413. ..-~
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Blundering Somewhere.


NEW YORK, June 1.-Mayor Hewitt's
absence from the grand stand Memorial day
was noticed. Il nov transpires that he was
not invited. The fact that Gen. Sherman's
we'll known face was not seen in any place
of prominence also excited comment. 1t is
now learned that he not only was not in.
vited, but when he sent a request for a
ticket to the exercises at the Metropolitan
opera house in the evening he was CURLY
informed that call the seats were Sold"
Gen. Sherman has published a letter in
which he makes q plain statement Of the
case. In closing, he says:
"And now l address my Comrades of the
Grand Army, which make these civic cere-
monies possible, as q Of themselves, not
claiming any privileges by reason Of exalted
rank and honors far above my deserts, if it
is not better that we should devote Decora.
ton days to the cemeteries which contain
honored dead, and the erection of per-
manent monuments in their honor for the
teaching of patriotism to future generations,
instead of swelling street paroles and glori-
tication ofthe %"belligerent non.combatants"
who make use of US for their own purposes.
The G. A. r. committee say Gene raj
Sherman was invited and that they have his
letter stating that other engagements would
prevent his accepting. General Sherman
has since acknowledged his error.)
NEW YORK, Special, June III Mayor
Hewitt said to-day that the newspaper com
ment which represented his failure to ap-
pear on the reviewing stand with President
Cleveland on Decoration day having been
caused by an acrimonious feeling on his part
toward Mr.. Cleveland, produced by the fall
ure of the President to give him q cabinet
Office or some other high position, was
wholly and %groundless. The
Mayor admitted he was not enthusiastic for
Mr.. Cleveland's election, and went to see
him after the Presidential election at the
Presidents request. The Mayor informed
him that he was not q candidate for any
Office and would accept hone under any cir
cumstances. He still insists that the COM
mite did not treat him right.
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LIEUT.. GOVERNOR WHITE, of California,
on being elected temporary Chairman Of the
St. Louis Convention, nearly broke his neck
bowling acknowledgements to the Demo
cratic party for the wonderful distinction
and honor that had thereby been conferred
upon the Democratic party of the Coast.
He came near talking the Convention to
death in his exuberance. Why, the Prohi-
bition party . few years ago nominated, OF
talked Of nominating, Vinegar Bitters Nc.
Donald, of San Francisco, for the Presiden-
cy, and he didn't make half the fuss over it
that White did over the temporary Chair.
manship of the Convention, but he has put
up lavishly for the party since. According
to Whites idea it took a very small tub to
satisfy the Coast whale, and if expression is
. token Of gratitude he may be expected to
reclprocate by throwing his "barrel" into The
yawning cavern Of campaign necessities.
IsN'T it . matter Of surprise how Ingersoll
. prepare the immensely Of contribution
he gives to the public eye and ear, requiring,
- much of it does, considerable research,
and touched, as oil of it is, not only with the
genius of high intellectually, but the most
careful effects of rhetoric. Many of his
speeches and addresses, apparently of almost
weekly If not daily occurrence, the euloey
on Conkling as IN instance, touch the
depths of philosophy and the heights of
poesy. And, between these even, he has
taken time within the month to write .
Reply to Gladstone, which appears in the
North american Reriep, and from an az
nostic standpoint Is q overwhelming dis
comdture of the great leader Of the Liberal
lists and conceded one of the master minds
Of the world. Truly Ingersoll is this days
genius of literature, and when ten or twelve
days hence he places Gresham In nomina.
ton for the Presidency the English speaking
world will stand Of the tip-toe Of eager in
terest to hear each word. But what effect
will Ingersoll's nomination of Gresham have
on Blaine's friends?
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Br'er Yerkes, of the Chronicle, places us
under obligations for q Thurman 'Ban-
danna."' It was doubtless intended as a
boom for the "Old Roman" but it came
Just in time to wave over the news from
Oregon.
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The New WEST.
JAMES II. MILLS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Official Paper Of Deer Lodge County

ENTERED IN THE DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
POsTOFFICE FOL TRANSMISSION AS SECOND
CLASS MAIL MATTER.
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ICE CREAM PARL0RS,

MASONIC IJEER IUU6E'
r WILL, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2, OPEN IN
i Masonic Building, Third Street, an Ice Cream
Parlor, where the finest Cream and Cake will be tur.
nished to Ladies and Gentleman, and Families, al
reasonable prices.
will be pleased to have the family custom OF Deef
Lodge, and will do my best to merit its patronage.
e" Parlors open every afternoon and evening
from l to 10 O'Clock.
Deer Lodge, kfay 81, 1888. %5 II
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NEWS NOTES AND MENTION

During the halt made by Col. Sanders,
when he sought for some minutes to obtain
his handkerchief, during his speech on
Wednesday, = little girl was heard to re.
mark: "Mamma, he doesn't know his piece,
does he?"-Bozeman Chronicle.
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MRS. RAWSON

Fatally Shoots One of the Counsel Employed by
Her Husband.
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some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, 1t viii wear away" but in most
cases it wears them away. Could they
be induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which we sell on
positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent effect aftel
taking the first dose. Price so cents and
81. Trial size free At all Druggists.
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AGAINST THE SALOON,

The MAIL AED EXPRESS 10 the recognized lead-
lng Journal of the country n tho eiri.t Anti.
saloon Republican moyemsnie u beiioyes that
Ssatol Is tbs enemy OF hociety. irnithh aoufee
u Corruption ~ poi.tios tte any @ kalfsi.y {:
seeking to uorrupiiy control elecson8 and !, eises
ton. - Q menace 70 the m,tiio wciialo ana 90.
serves tho condemnation OF all coca lhtn-
In brief, all who WISH to have IN thcis
homes o FIiiST-l Lass NLNSs PAPER q
national scope broad views, clean faE, ant
courageous, yot kindly. lutterances Gu All que.
tl0ns OF general public interest. will nos he
disappointed in tho MAiL AND IixIRssS, cI.,
we respectfully solicit their inducneo and sup
fSURsCRIPTfON RATES. -wFekLY, per
year. Sf.OO, six months, ejkb cents: thr,o months
40 cents. DAILY. per year. 8ti.Gtfs months
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servant Girls.

Some New York people propose to build a
school for the training of servant girls if
they can raise the necessary $4,000 or S60,-
600. The past year about 5000 was raised in
small sums. Chicago Herald
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New Jersey Supreme Court.
HUNTERDON COUNTY.
III ii de 10 a. terris

wi Fl de BIO Ell terris.
Eleanor NJ. Foster ct al.
10y VIRTUE Of the above stated writ to me
ID directed and delivered have levied upon
and shall sell by public vendue, at the Court
House. in Flenlington on Monday, the FOURTH
DAY or JUNE, between the hours of ~ amp In
the afternoon Of said day, all the right, title and
interest of the defendants, Eleanor NJ. Foster
and Silas p Foster, In and TO all the following
described land and premises, with the appurte-
nances that is TO say all that tract lot Of land
situate and being In the city of Lamhertvie, in
the county of Hunterdon and state of New Jersey,
at the northeastern corner of Bridge and Union
streets, beginning at said corner and running
along Union street sxty.two feet, or less, 10
the building lately occupied by A. H. Holcombe
as the Lambertyille hotel property forty feet
more or less, TO corner thence in q southerly d-
rectou to the northeast corner of the Lambert-
vile hotel property thence along Bridge street
10 the place Of beginning.
JOHN T. COX, Sheriff.
Dated April so. 1sss.-prs, fee, Sis5,
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INDUCEM ENTS
MANUFACTURERS /!

Lander tville, Hunter
don Co. N. j. on the
Delaware River, fif-
teen mi les above TT en-
ton, N. j., for ty IS tx
mi les from Phi ladel-
phia, and sixty from
New York, offers supe-
Tor inducements for
the location OF manu-
factur ing es tab lish-
ments. It has a popu-
lation Of A, 500, and
plenty Of labor can be
S Q cur ed.
There are excellent
S i tes in the town,
along the Penna. R. R.
Belvidere Division),
where iron, coal, &c.
can be ght direct
ly from iron and coal
mines, and run into
the manufactorie s wi tn
out car tage. Two or
thr ee good water pow
ers may be secur ed
along the canal. There
is also connection by
canal wi tn Phi ladel-
phia and New York, for
heavy FIR j ghts. Land
is cheap, taxes are
low, labor can be Sc
cur ed at reas enable
wages, and there are
other indu cements that
should lead manufac-
tur ers to locate here.
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A PREMIUM.

In addition to paying big, will give to
the person securing the lar gest number, mot
to be less than twenty five) a fine FIRST
CLASS NEW SEWING MACHINE, retailing at $40.
SMALLER PREMIUMS will also be offered for
second and third largest list.
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"Did Mt Know 4 was
Loaded"

May do for a stupid boys exclse i5it
what can be said for the pareni WIN
sees his child languishing daily ant lass
ITO recognize the want Of teiii' ana
hlood-purifier? Formerly, a conI'r %
btiers. or sulphur and molasses. was BE
rnle in well-regulated families hei no"
all intelligent households keep Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which is at once pleasahf
to the taste, and the most searching ana
effective blood medicine ever discovered
Nathan S. Cleveland, 27 r. Canton s..
Boston, writes My daughter. now p
years old, was in perfect health gntil
wear ago when she began TO complain Of
fatigue headache. debility, dizziness
Indigestion. and loss of appetite, ] con-
cluded that all her complaints originated
in impure blood. and induced her 10 take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine soon
restored her blood-maNing organs 70
healthy action, and in due lime reesiab-
lished her former health. | find Ayers
Sarsaparilla a most valuable remedy Tor
the lassitude and debility incident TO
spring time.
]. Castright, Brooklyn Power Co.
Brooklyn, n. Y, says AS a Spring
Medicine, find q splendid substitute
for the old-time compounds III Ayers
Sarsaparills, with few doses of Ayers
Pills. After their use, feel fresher and
stronger TO go tn 'ough the summer
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
o PREPARED BY
Or. }. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, s.. Worth 80 bottle.
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Try one pound package of Boston
Brown Bread Mixture. For sale by
March Z, 'ss. G.. j FISHER.
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An oyster, the shell of which measured ten
by twelve inches, was recently seen inkBalti
more. 1t weighed five and one half ounces
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NEW FIRM! NEW sTANnI


just received large assort-
ment of Wool Blankets, which
we can and will sell little
cheaper than any other house
in this city.
We have received from the
manufactures 100 boxes of
Mems, Ladies' and Misses
Mcrino Underwear, so low that
we cannot be undersold.
CARVER & WILLIAMS.
Iambertuille. Oct II, 1887.