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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains at Deer Lodge.
Taking Effect May Is, 1888.
Bound South. Bound North.
No. 4 Exp, 1927 p. m. No. 3 Exp, 6.I5 .. m
No. freight, 7.l5 a. III. MOI freig't, 8.35 3. M
M. H. to b. 7.N p. m. Mol b. to II. 11.O5 2. m
NORTHERN PACIFIC AT GARRISON.
No.. l west bound limited express II. As a. m.
No. west bound express....... 500 q. 10.
No. 2 east bound limited express 6.53 p. m.
No. 4 east bound express........ 1875 q. m.
All mails at Deer Lodge post Office close 20
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$3.50 3na
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
a.nalripg siIe0'' =.

RepAIfIh ID IVp'
n are ensss'or !1,sl, oriia'os,11
'yla 'Tyn,cn T.9 ~ ~; ,ns ,o,S ,sSiesr''
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
The national Eieh,.Hour Law.

WASHINGTON, d. @, April II Tho
House Oommtttee on Labor to day dc.
oided TO abandon the confederation in
the House OF the bill adjusting the pay
OF lAborels aud mechanics under the
Eight-Hour Inv which wac left over
unAnished on the last day when the
Committee on Labor wac entitled 10 the
floor. In Its place the committee will
report q bill on the same subject which
provides that whenever = lab0rer,
workman or mechanic has been EN-
ployed at per diem wages By the United
5tAtes stnos June rs, 1868. he shall be
paid Tor each eight hours he has been
30 employed as for iull days work
without any reduction of the hours OF
labor. All claims for labor In excess
Of eight hours per day ara ra'erred to
the proper accounting officers VI the
several departments for immediate ad.
Indication, on the basis that eight hours
cor stituto . days work. All claims
arising under The bill must bs present.
cd within two years, and no draft OF
warrant Tor money en- such claim shall
be delivered to any person except the
claimant or his heirs or personal repre-
sen tatiVes, and In no casa shall any
money be paid to any attorney or as
signee. The provisions OF this bill, 1t II
thought, will meet csrtaln Of the objec
ti1ns raised TO the original bill.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
rot In nor R,sht MIND.

CHICAGO, Ills, April 18.-Yosterday
William Evans, captain Of and trustee
for she Salvation Army, began suit
against Mrs. Petronella TORI quist for
81 800 which she subscribed towards
the erection OF Salvation Army bar.
racks. The defendant was until re-
Gently Misc johnson, and last fall be.
came 20 infatuated with the 5Alvaii ~ =
ists that she not only subscribed the
~. 500 for the barracks bat was about TO
give all her property to General Booth,
their leader. Her relatives interfersd
and took the matter into the Couits.
without success, until, Suddenly, the
heiress made mp her mind to marry
and became Mrs. Torpquist, Since her
marriage she has repudiAted the Saliva
tIonists, and, with her husband, pro
fesses 70 Aeht Captain EvAns' suit or
the ground that, "when she promised
to pay for the barracks sho Was not In
her right mind.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
A Large b1eetipg.

A meeting OF the Fourth Ward DEM
ocrats, for the purpose OF permanent Or
Rapizstiop, was held 10 the Reliance
Engine House last evening. The meet
ing Was very large one, and the beat
OF oder prevailed. The following Off
GERS were unanimously eleoted: Presl-
dent, Andrew II. MoMenamin; Vice
president, John Dougherty; Secretary,
4. ElwO1d SinRley; Treasurer. Isaac
DIllin; Ward Executive Committee,
t. omas Kelly, james Magee, T. r..
Murphy; representative to city execu.
tive COMMITTEES, James Magee; inspec-
tors, Eastern district. James F. Kane
Western, John A. Fry; committee on
registration, First district, Ttonas
Townsend, 8, N. Smeltz, Isaac Dillin
Second, G;orge Adele, Jr., p. McAleer
John Kane; Third. Neil Duty, james
Kelly, Thomas FArmar; Fourth, MI
ohsel Kelly, Thomas Gormley, Joar
Fahey; committee on candidates to
Council, T. ElWoo1 Singley, B. N
5meltz, N. j. Kelly. 1t was decided Il
hold the nomination for Council or
May 10 b, between 4 aud z o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Tho E,ectric RAILWAY

Is Indeed another ona OF the successe
of Wilmington's b enterprises, backed By
Wilmington capital alone. Thus fel
two cars have hauled the thousands oi
persons who have Travelled over III
line. Sundays ara the big days, and
the oaIs are crowded from early In ths
morning until late In the evening. Over
two thousand passengers have been
carried In one day (oi course, that day
being the 5Ab5Ath) The greatest difi
Guilty thus far to combat has been the
wearing out OF the trolley <the Ap
paratuS that furnishes the motive
power from the wire oveIhsAd), 1t has
been o great sourcs Of annoyance, the
constant wearing Of the cooper out, oi
which the trolley wheel is made. NC
Bride & 90. have made several fol
them, and we believe they have been
giving rather better satisfaction, still
tue problem of substitute that will
wear better has not bsen discovered.
Real estate over near Rlvervlew ceme
terry, In fact, we might say within
three miles OF the railwa has gone VI
greatly In price The ohildren's home
which will soon be erected right In Tbs
rsar of Riveryiew, will cost S32 000
The East Lake MANAGEMENT ara having
ourbine stone PLACED on their property
preparatory to laying out aud Rraoia
tho different streets. Surely the electric
rail way has proven regular bopapzi
to real estate Inen over In ths section
through which 1t paeses.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
huIi InvestigatinE.

The special com mittee OF Council, ap.
pointed for the purpose OF In vgsti gstinp 4
the "becr drinkiDR," met again last
evening. The evidence adduced
brought ont no new points In the mat
ter from what was given on the even.
ing previous. Before the first witness
wns sworn Mr.. Hessiou, OF the commit.
tee, arose to question OF privilege, and
stated that the reports In the news.
papers Of the proceedings OF Monday
evening widely differed, and did him
an injustice. He desired 10 be reported
fairly, In order to allow the public to
Judge for iteH He thought the papers
should not make comments pntil the
matter WAS settled.
Edward Murine was the Grst witness
examined, aud testified that he had
drank beer In the police rooms on the
night OF April 7th. He did not know
who ordered 1t sent there. He had been
suspended from tae force since Monday
last.
Janitor DietE was next sworn, and
testified that he had drank beer Ia the
rooms; he did not see the beer brought
70 the roo0s did not zee 1t nur did not
know who t4ppad IL; did not think that
IL was any Of his bueiness TO know
whsro the beer came from or by whom
ordered, nor 70 prevent 1t from being
taken into the rooms even IL he saw II,
He was asked to get the spigot by Moss
Bose members, but refused TO ans wei
who they were or where they got 1t. BE
had been suspended.
Oficer Russell was next sworn. Hil
testimony was merely corroborAiive.
He statsd that he had been suspended.
Ofioer Harry Ahrens testified that he
had drank glass Of beer on the night
In question in the police rooms Hs
also said he had been suspended, bu'
for how long or for what he did moi
know or care.
Tho committee then adjourned until
7.30 O'Clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Pleading for 0 Murderer.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 1.-THE
oAse Of Samuel johnson, the oonyiotod
murderer Of Farmer 5harplcss, was
called beiore the Pardon Board TO day
for tho third time. Johnson's council
said that the new evi ience to be present.
cd wss gathered by Detective Donsghy,
ex .Chief OF Police Williamson, OF Ones
ter, aud Mr.. George q. Stuart. 1t was
stated that there was ample evidences
that tho murder had been committed by
other persons, and counsel asked four
months time 70 prove JOhnson's limo.
cense. The lawyer produced piece 0i
lead pipa Whloh was found In tho room
of Dutch Gus" one OF the Ternwood
gang, and one OF the men who, he said
had been suspected Of the murder, and
he claimed that the wound was made
by . similar weapon.
Ex. Chief Of Police Williams and De.
tsctive DonAghy were then introduced
to the Board. The latter said that he
had information Of the suspicious &c
iions OF Britton Walton, who 10 now IN
the Eastern peuitentisry. He claimed
that Walton was In the neighboEhoo
OF the 6hArpless farm at the time of tht
murder, and returned 70 Philadelphia
and talked OF the murder before any
thing had appeared In the papers aboui
1t The Board held the matter undei
ADJUSTMENT.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Breviues
Runsssr6 % mros.' Soz Maraei street.

rhs shs.Pesi has house tn;tne eisy
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Nc credit should he givDn to Trusts.
Undressed kids at NJ. X. WyAtt's. 900.
Brazilian Balm, Immediate cure for numps.
Bra1ilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, 100.
60 TO Murphey'B for your bed springs.
Guy your furniture Al Murphey's.
Try BRSh's coal you will surely like 1t.
MlnArd Y. Davis, jeweler, Q Il. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf's, IS X. Fourth.
FRANK Ioop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 0O2 West Front street.
First class furniture At Aurphey's, sos Ship
ley street.
wrlngs'u repaired by Richmond, sth and
ratnRlI.
Time EailOps under the spur of the mo
ment.
Among thlug' tha. WON'T bear th' light
are saRooWB.
The nurss Of the baby King Of Spain is ar
heir dresser.
tits worthy Of notice that tho rivera d.
not kesp Ia tnoiI bsds very late 10 tho tea
son.
Tuo little King of Spain 10 lust BEGINNING
to walk. uicjurso he "unlFs Spanish"
Itisa wise man that knows hb own stove
pipe hat and can al Rays recover his hoat
with It AiIsr an evening party.
| DO 20 aeo. n. Murphev's for your pAr1ol
| chamber and dining room furniture, 800 bhiI
| ley street.
Only q SO per load for best hickory ri nd
ling woo1, At ]. Y. Bryer Oo.s, foot
| TAtnAIl street.
We atop tho preos 70 psy thHt Hollis ha
the best cough candy 81 No. a West Seeont
street.
The impecunious youth who orders tv
q lnil on toast for the lest time without mud
lag out the price knows nov It 10 10 qu1i
hinsslf.
"Iaken TO the county jail
by q curious Bot OF chances,
lie tho dIuggist's doloful wall
In the pfehib. State OF kaneaa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Tho Peaoh crop

The outlook for q heavy crop OF
peAches is very encouraging. The trees
ars thrifty, fall OF buds, and ohould
there hs no damage from frost or storms
the railroad will bo taxed to the full
extent OF its power to convey the fruit
to mar ket. Should the price prove re.
munerAtive the growers generally will
be made happy as we'll ~ prosperous,
and the entire population will be bene'
fitted by increased trade. We hope that
the prospective yield will be realized,
although 1t is never safe to predict
great yield before the trees ara done
shedding. All should remember ths
old adage: There is many . slip be-
tween the cup and the lip.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
The Chrome yellow Convlc CT.

HARRISBURG. April II Tho case OF
Krumm, the chrome yellow noodle
baker Of Philadelphia, was presented to
the Boarj OF PArdons this afternoon by
Hon. William II. Stewart, who 0tRted
that Krumm had used the ooloring
matter innocantly and thought II was
all right because It bore certificate of
purity from . chemist He asked the
pardon OF Krumm on the ground that
he had been sufficiently punished and
the law vindicated.
MIDNIGHT The Board OF Pardt ne
refused the application for . pardon for
Albert Klumm, the chrome yellow
baker; also Thomas MoLauRhlin, OF
Philadelphia, charged with selling II.
quoE TO minors. The application for a
rehearing In the case OF Frank Poahi or,
convicted OF assault upon Mrs. Hit Of
Philadelphia, was refused.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
R,.lnr nt inc Mics. na,npi.

ALMA, Wis, April IL The Missis-
slppi river here 10 80 high that twenty
families have boon driven from their
homes. The UlnniskA blom has gone
oat, and $500, 600 feet OF loas have been
carried away. The damage to property
Is estima ated at $4,000 Logs to the
value OF $10O. 600 have been wept away.
A man neued Dsland was drowned
while trying to save his siock.
The levae one mile south OF Grand
Lake, Arkansas, gave way Monday and
the water ran through the gap WITH ter
rife force. A crevaase Is also neai
Eunlcs, Arkaneas,
A heavy snow storm, with wind from
the South, Get In yesterday in Northern
Michigan. The snow was TWO inches or
level at East Tawas, aud still falling
Ia the afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
unnand nom InAction.

The precursor Of their disease and de.
.sttuction, the kidneys and bladder
BEAUTIFULLY stimulated spd toned with
Hosteitor's Stomach Bltters, actively
resume their functions. Thus Briohrs
disc ase, diabetes, casAIrh OF this bladder
and eneuresis are prevented. For ifrl
tAting dirretics, ard those uumedicated
and hery stlmu,anta which, used even
10 moderation, excite both the renal
and vesicAl organs, this 10 the best pos
sible substitute. II is o. b1tanic compo
sition, and 90 congenial TO tho stomach,
the digestive processes OF which II helpa
in no ordinary degree. thatit 10 prompt
ly assimilAted by the system, end ite
tonic effects are speedily felt. Not only
does It remedy inactivity OF the kid
neys. but reneWs q regular habit O
body, promotes o due secretion and
healthy fow Of bile into the proper
channels, and e=psls from the circala.
tion acrid principles productlve Of
rheumatism and fou, IL 10 also the
leading specific for mAlAriAl com
Dlnintg.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
WosklI NieetinE.

The regular weekly meetlng OF the
Street and Sewer Directors waS held
laat evening.
The chief engineer was directed tc
prepare q plan establishing the grad oi
Eighth street east and west Of the b. &
o. Il. r.
W. S Pyle was granted permission
TO set 40 ieet OF ourD on Eleventh strtel
eat of Franklin, william Il BsStts
was also granted permission to sat ourt
on Sixth and Seventh avenues and on
Anchorage street.
Tne coutrAot for grading Walnu'
street from Fourteenth to Sixteenth
aud Fifteenth street from French ic
Walnut, was awarded to Jhn D1lan al
2915 cents per cubic yard.
William Simmons was awarded tha
contract to reaSvs the bed of Ninth
street from Wollaston to Jttf 'rson, a'
IL oents per square yard. IL was do
cidsd to paIcha'e horse and wagon
Before Hdjourniug ths following hlll'
were passed: Weekly payroll. so. 40;
%. w. YarnaD, 81; Ohisi Of Police
UouRterty, So 80
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
PRICE ONE GENT
I laAS :, congress
Ash,on ssys IL Is . B,un

PROVIDENCE, r l., April 1T.-When
asked about tho Kiirain challenge this
noon Jack Ashton said:
"I wouldn't 20 to France under any
circumstances. Kilrain knows We can
nos faht 10 France ov England without
danger OF arrest. We can 90 TO New
Mexico, thouRh, end will not be inter
fared with. Soldiers will come cut there
and make ring for hebt.
"Why don't he gtick 10 the agree
ment be made with me at Covent Gar
den3" said Ashton. "When he was In
AmsricA be said he would lick me.
had O talk with him In London. Hs
said he wouldn't hsht In England OIL
Franoe, but said the first one who can't
to AmsfioA should challenge the other
/ gave ont my challenge tie Monday
arrived in Boston aud posted my for
felt
The question Was asked II there Wal
any thing In Kilrain's challenge besides
the place which WAS Objectionable
"No, don't objs sot 20 the rules" sale
Ashton. 81 oan wrestle nearly ~ Root
ss be can. wan't 70 know why b
doesn't keep TO the proposition mad
me. He told me he wouldn't hgh
abroad. Why don't Fox make htu
stick 70 IL. FOX sAid . while ago tina
II Sullivan wanted to nght Kilraii
they would battle In New Mexico.
wouldn't fght ou that side for R40O1
and here I'll fRht him et his own rules
10 he wants TO, for S25c0 or 5000. HI
remarked altar the Smith fight tha
never again would he hzht there, bu
that he would here"
Ashton said he did not sec that b
could do anything further. His owl
challenge had been out . week, bu
Kilrain had mot needed IL. II WAS XII
rains busipess TO keep to his agresmen
and accept the challenge he agreed y
accept and which awaits his action.
In o word, Jack Ashton says XII
ratu's challenge 10 . sreAt bluh.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
wants n ouarAnt.ne station

SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, April 1S.-The
Chamber Of Commerce, ut its quarter y
meeting yesterday, adopted a memorial
to the Secretary OF the Navy, urging
the completion Of the monitor Monad.
mock rs a partial defense Of our defense
lees port. Resolutions were also adopt.
ed asking Congress to establish o naval
reserve, requesting that sutii ,ieEt ap.
preparation be made to carry on the
survey OF Government lAuds In Caltfor
MIA and urging necessity of prompt and
favorAble action upon the bill now be-
fore Congress- to establish o quarantine
station at San Francisco.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
The Locked Oat Brewers

NEW YORK, April 18 The locked.
out brewers held q meeting st ClAren
don Hall yesterday. 1t was resolved
that o committee should be appointed
10 wait upon the large saloon keepers
Concerning the sale Of beer from outside
breweries. A delegate from the Phila.
delphiA brewers, who are not In the
boy cott, offered to supply the saloon
keepers, providing the union would
guarantee tbst their barrels should be
preserved. The Executive Committee
announced that they had ordered All
the engineers, carpenters and wheel
wriahto ct present employed in the
boyootted breweries to quit work Tne
journey mems contract has been sigued
by Schmidt 81 6chwanuentiugel, New
York brewers and members of the asso-
oiAtion. This Ia the first break In the
employ ars' ranks. The employees oi
Rrsidps brewery, in Elizabeth, New
Jersey, returned TO work yesterday at
the firms terms
JERSEY CITY, N. j. April 1s.-Ths
men who have Deen "looked out OF the
breweyies OF Hudson county. New Jer-
fey, held . meeting here yesterday
morning, and decided to compromise, II
possible. A committee WAS appointed
to arrange for settlement ON the basii
Of obedience to the employers, but con
tinuAnce In the union. The drivers at
Peters brewery returned TO work yes
terday.
ALBANY, April IS The New York
State Board Of Mediation and Arbitra
tion met hero yesterday and decided Il
20 10 New York city and endesvor x
settle the brewers strike, and, IN tht
event Of failure, to make an investisa
ton Of the cause of
CHICAGO, Ills, April 18.-Ssoretsry
EiehIsin, OF the Brewers Association
said yesterday: "All the brewerie
have resumed work, and have just re
ceivod word from Keeley's that the,
have oil the men they want, aud gooe
men, too. They will take none OF theil
old men back. This strikers made |
big mistako when they quit work
Their union at Milwaukee has beer
destroyed. The union men here Ar
oil out Of work"
Ell JOSEPH, Mo-, April 1S.-rwt
non. Brotherhood engineers were as
saulted by strikers on Monday night
One was assaulted by three men Will
riding In street car, and seriously 10
jured by being bsaten with bras
knuokles. The other WAS knocke,
down with clubs and pelted with stone
by mob until he became insenaible.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
To DO Re-Employed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-orders have
been issued by President Corbin and
Vice President and General Manager Nc.
Leod, of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, that certain of the men who
struck last Dec, mber shall be given re
employment on the rosd, in case they
abjure labor organizations which would
prevent their being loyal TO the company
Only those men who were "dIscharged
for refusing to move trains," as was
specified in orders issued December oath
will be refused re-employment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
a Nnrnrina Wait

A number OF friends, headed by
Oounoilmsn William d. Quinn, visited
the residence Of Patrick II. Ashton last
evening, near sbsllorcss avenue and
DuPont street, and presented him with
= handsome leather-monntsd easy chair.
After speech by Mr.. Quinn, exp ain
ing their object, which was followed by
congratulations, cakes and confeotions
were partLken OF, aud all appeared
happy. Theg departed st q seStonable
hour, wishing their friend long life and
property.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Political.

The State election In LouisiRna was
held on Tuesday, The oolored men In
most of the northern parishes are re-
ported TO have voted the Democratic
ticket. There was much scratching
every where, which delayed the returns,
but the New Orleans Piosy une con
sldered the election of Nichols, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, ae-
cured.
Tbs Republican Convention Of ches
ter County, Pa, met on Tuesday and
elected delegates to the State and Ma
tlonsl Conventions. Resolutions wert
adopted declaring n preference fol
Blaine ns Presiden tlal candidate and
ins,ruoiing the delegates to the Stat
Convention to vote for Ooopor's re
election as chairman OF the State Com
mittee.