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BI-METALIC AND GRANITE.
Annual Meeting of the Two Companis
Held at Philipsburg.


Held at PhiliPsburg.
PHILIPsBURG, May I5.-[Special 70 the
Independent THE annual meeting of the
Bi-Metalic Mining company was held at
the office of the company at the new mill
at Clark. Tuesday afternoon. Little WAS
done other than the election of nine trus-
tees 20 serve for the ensuing year. as fol-
lows: Messrs. Charles Clark, l.. NJ Rum
sey, Moses Rumsey. A. Ewing, Josiah NJ.
Merrell. G D. Mcclure, Paul A. Fusz, DIR.
II. J. Mekellops, and Capt BOffineer. The
directors express themselves as highly sat-
ished with the work of the year, the out
look at the wonderful mine and perfection
of the new mill. The tramway is now
working 70 perfection.
The annual stockholders meeting of the
Granite Mountain Mining company was
held at the Office of the corporation at
Granite this afternoon. The directors
elected are the same ones elected last year.
The election of officers of the Granite
Mountain and Bi-Metallic Mining COM
panies were not held here, but will occur
at St. Louis as soon as the directors arrive
there. The officers will more than likely
remain the same, so your correspondent
was informed by one of the directors. The
gentlemen will leave Philipsburg Thur
day morning in their palace car for Hell
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VICTORY ASSURED.
Returns from all Over the Territory
Place the Result Of Tuesdays
Election Beyond Doubt.
GalIatin County Does NoblY With
HiIIsdaie the Banner Precinct OF
the Section.
Frsnchtown Also shows the Metal Of Her
Democracy-Tbe Latest from Gal
liant Chotsau.

BozENAS, May 15.-lSPecisl 10 the Inde
pendent THE result OF the election is
most gratifying TO the democrats here.
Bozeman, contrary TO expectations or pre-
cedent, gave majority 10 the democratic
nominees, and as the country is demo-
cratic by large majority, the result is
most favorable 10 the democrats. There
are yet ten remote precincts 70 hear from,
and these by a conservative estimate will
assist In contributing a majority Of $50
votes 70 the democratic nominees. Hills
dale is as yet the banner precinct, only
three republican votes being polled there
10 a total of thirty-seven.
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WASHINGTON, May I5.-Comrades Jos.
w. Kah, George NJ. Brown and David NJ.
Anyck called on President Harrison as q
committee representing the G. A. r. of
Brooklyn. They laid before him q resolu.
ton adopted by the executive committee OF
the order during April last, urging the
carrying out of those provisions of the re-
vised statutes looking 70 the preferment OF
veterans Of the late war for Office under
the government They asked the rresi.
dent 70 give full force and effect TO all laws
now existing or hereafter TO be enacted on
this subject The president replied that
he would consider this question very care
fully and would give the resolutions their
due weight
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Nile. city Ners.

MILES CITY, May I5.-(Specisl to the
independent Nv. l.. Austin. charged
with manslsughter in the killing Of Bret
Thomas at Alssda last December, was TO-
daY acquitted.
b. Wiley, assistant cashier OF the First
National bank, was 70 day married 20 Jen.
ME Hodges, Of Richmond, VT, at the home
of her sister. Mrs. c. B. Towers. They
left on the noon train for an eastern tour.
There was quite a heavy snowfall fOI
half an hour at noon to-day, followed Dy a
heavy rain.
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PARsoN, Kan, May 25.-Tbe ANIMAL
meeting of the stockholders of the Mis-
soari, Kansas Il Texas railway company
was held here to-day and SSl, ,662 shares of
stock were represented. II. q. Emo, chair
man of the executive committee, made a
report of the doings of said committee dur
ing the year. and recommending that mas
much n ths road could not earn more tnan
81, 100000 per annum over and above oper-
ating exp. nses that the bond and stock
holders ade acquainted with that fact
with y,c IF scaling down the indebted
ness 81 sa TO come within OF near that
limit. The following named gentlemen
were elected directors for the ensuing year:
Rudolph u. MartinsOn, Henry y. Emo,
VIM. Dowd. E. Ellery Andover. Nm.
Bond, Simon Sterns, Jacob de Neufville,
Samuel Eyre, George Forest, Herman X.
Baltzer, Maynard c. Sloan, of New Y Ork
Harrison Cross, of EmpOria, Kan: Benz.
p. Mcdonald, of Fort Scott, Kan; Lee
Clark, of Parsons, Kan: James Z. Thomp-
SOD, of Sedalis, No; John Hancock, OF
Austin Texas.
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ROSEBUD, May I5.-[Special to the Inde-
pendent. THE vote at this precinct was as
follows: Loud, IA; Burleigh, 12; Redd, 8;
Middleton, Z.
Government Sawmfll-Burieigh, 8; Loud.
4; Middleton, g; Redd, o. BIatchford gives
each candidate three votes. This vote was
small because the cowboys and cattlemen
are away from the voting places on the
roundup.
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A BALTIMORE SPREAD.
Cabinet Members DIned by a weII-Knswn
Newspaper Man.

Cabinet Members Dined by a welI-Knswn
Newspaper Man.
BALTIMORE, May l5.-The members Of
President Harrison's cabinet and many
other prominent gentlemen from New
York and Philadelphia assembled this
afternoon at the country residence of Gen.
Agnes, Of the Baltimore American, to at
tend an informal dinner given by that gen
tleman. When Secretary Blaine was intro
dnced TO the guests be said: 81 was not
advised that | was to make a speech, nor
did expect To make one. In the presence
of so many democrats | cannot speak of
party matters, but will say that you have
in the presidential chair a man who will
administer this government in a
non-partIsan way. Before democrats and
republicans he will recognize that the high
est and most honorable career is TO
be good citizen of the United States.
This Is an age OF delusions, an age OF en-
lghtenment The press with its genius
and literary ability has done much good.
No man has been more successful in max
ing his guests feel at home than Gen.
Agnes. He is q great Frenchman and a
great American, who came to this country
with the zeal that made Lafayette's com
ing an honor to the land. Do | interpret
your feeling when l offer To you the name
and honor of Gen. Agnes ?' Several other
speeches were made.
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PHILIPsBURe, May 15.-lSpecial 20 the
Independent. THE total vote received by
the delegates 10 the constitutional cOnven-
ton is as follows; BrazeltOn, democrat,
762; Durfee. democrat, s25; Reek. repubn-
can, 577. and Freyschlag, republican. 4OS.
DuTfee's majority over Freyschlag. 1l9.
PhilipsbuTg cast Sl9 votes, as against 52o,
and Granite 416. as against ass last fall.
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No Developments in the Cron

No Developments in the Cronin Case.
CHICAGO, May l5.-There is nothing par
ticularly new in the Cronin case up to a
late hour tonight. His friends did not be-
gin dredging the lake to-day on account of
rough weather. Considerable fuss was
made to-day in some local papers over a
pair of stained dog-skinned gloves found in
Lincoln Park, which it was asserted were
the property of the missing doctor. To
night the people at the livery stable where
Woodruff or Black formerly worked, gave
Information which seems to show that the
gloves belonged TO that person and not 10
the doctor. Black this evening said when
placed on the stand he will testify that he
saw CrOnin Sunday, the day following the
doctors alleged abduction. The prisoner
declines to give any details.
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A poubIe-Barreied Boom.

SPOKANE FALLS, May l5-GsPecisl TO
the independent IA. A. Newberry, pres.
ident of the Spokane Fair association, to
day raised q fund for the decoration Of the
horse Spokane, winner Of two victories at
Louisville. In letter 20 his owner, Noah
Armstrong, on behalf of the citizens OF
Spokane Falls, President Newberry says;
n. V. Lewis, editor of the Chicago Horse
man, has been requested to purchase the
finest horse equipment thst can be pro-
cured In the east TO decorate the gallant
steed whose name is typical of the most
rapidly growing city on the continent, the
population Of which has increased over ~
600 In three years"
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rhi.nn. MAY Come In.

wAsHISGToS, May 15.-An application
was recently made to the secretary OF state
for authority for the return 70 the United
States OF q Chinaman named Girten Bong,
now In Hong Kong, who was formerly
pupil of Mrs. Mary Y. Scott in the mission
school in Baltimore. The matter was re-
ferred 70 the treasury department and AS.
sisfant Secretary Tichenor has informed
the applicant that the Chinaman IN qnes,
ton will be allowed 70 return 20 the nlteo
states provided he is not a laborer within
the meaning of the Chinese exclusion net
and provided also that he can satisfy the
customs officers NJ the port OF arrival OF ms
social position
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DILLON, May l5.-lSpecial to the Inde-
peneent. THE result ofthe election at this
place Is: 5. X. Buford, democrat, 81; J. S.
Stafford, democrat, "a; James K. Galloway,
republican, IS; r. o. Hickman, republican,
IS. AT Adolbe-S. X. Buford, democrat, Is;
j. Stsfcri, y; Il. o. Hickman, II: J. E.
Galloway, Z.
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AEnmiratinr steamer

WAsHISeToN, May l5.-Three bids have
been received by the marine hospital bu-
reau for the construction of a fumigatlng z
steamer for the quarantine station at San
Francisco. The lowest is that of the
Union Iron Works of san Francisco, $780,
900. Il is not certain this bid will be ac-
cepted as it is over SIC. 900 more than the
contract price for two vessels similar IN
every respect now being constructed for
service on the Atlantic coast
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I.nt. R-.irpation Accented,

WAsHISeroS. May l5-The president
has accepted the resignation of Judge Geo.
A. Jeuks Is solicitor general Of the depart.
ment of justice, TO take effect to-day. jerks
resigned upon the change Of administration
but was requested 70 remain in Office until
the close of the existing term of the
sapreme court Judge jerks will be re-
tained in the service OF tie government as
counsel in the telephone case
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LONDON, May l5.-Fsther Egan testified
before the Parnell commission to day that
the leading men of LouRhrea belonged 70
the branch of the league in that district.
No serious crime had been committed from
the time of the formation Of the Longhrea
branch until it was suppressed, except the
murder of policeman Ly nton. This crime
had been condemned at a meeting of the
league and witness had denounced IL from
the altar of his church.
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NORFOLK, Va, May 15.-Reports from
the hailstorm of yesterday afternoon show
great injury was done 20 vegetable crops
Serious damage seems 10 have been con-
fined TO this section of Norfolk county
Cabbeges, tomatOes cucumbers, squsshes,
Strawberries and green peas were almost
entirely destroyed and potatoes badly
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Additional returns from the twelfth dis
trict are received. but Will not change the
result They are as follows:
Wolf Creek-WilliAm Mayer, 9; Robert
s. Ford, II; w. G. Gillette, 9; A. }. Burns,
3; 5. +. Ralston, g
Good wins-WilIiam Mayeer, 3; RObeft
). Ford, u: w. G.. Gillette, s; A. j. Burns,
Il; ;. +. RalstOn, g.
Silver-William Mayer, 8; Robert S.
Ford, 4; W G. Gillette. s; A. j. Burns, 8:
). r. RalstOn, 13.
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Manipulating Coal Rates.

CHICAGO, May l5.-To-dsy at a meeting
of the board of managers OF
the interstate commerce railway associs-
ton Chairman Walker reported that the
Northwestern, st. Paul, Rock Island and
Wisconsin Central roads were all guilty OF
manipulating rates on coal and coke con-
trary 10 the interstate law. Represents
tives of the accused roads claimed they
were only carrying out the deals made be-
fore the association was organized. The
meeting referred the matter TO the execu
tive board Chairman Walker exoDerated
the St Paul from blame in the matter of
one cent a mile contract on the Armour re-
frioprafor cara
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Heavy seizure Of Beer,

BURLINGTON, Iowa, May ia large
seizure o: beer was made at this place this
afternoon under the prohibitOry law of this
state The sheriff of this county arrived
with q search warrant, took four cars
loaded with beer and removed the latter to
place of custody. large portion of the
liquor had been consigned to BerthoId T.
Bosch and NJ. Moehn. of this city; the bal
ance belonged to the Anheuser-B Busch
Brewing association and W. j. Lemp, of
St Louis The total value of the beer with
the vessels. Is estim sted st 50. 500 IL is
said the ST Louis parties will bring suit for
damages af once, claiming that the seizure
wassalviolsrion of the rights Of interstate
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MIssoULA, May l5.-lSpecial to the In
dependent l-FrenchtOwn yesterday sus-
tained her reputation as the banner demo-
cratic town Of the territory. Out Of If5
votes polled Hon. Joseph z. Marion re-
ceived 14S and Luke ID. Hatch l35. Men
rode twenty miles in the rain 10 vote the
democratic ticket.
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BERLIN, May l5.-The subcommittee of
the Samoan conference has decided that
the municipal council of Apia shall COM
prise six members, Germany, England and
the United States each to appoint one mem
Der, the other three to be elected by the
residents of Apia- This decision dis
plesses the British commissioners, who call
IL Phelps compromise. Phelps, although
not member of the subcommittee, was
asked to attend its last meeting.
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The Transcontinental Fight.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The fight for the
control of the Oregon TranscOntinental
company continued fierce to-day, and $50
was paid in differences between cash and
delivery in FIVE days for proxies. at the
annual election the designations of direc-
tors Sidney Dillon, w. j. Bull and q. M.
Lane were received by the officials, But no
steps have been taken to fili the vacancy,
and no meeting has yet been called OF the
remaining members.
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TO SEE HIS BOY HANGED.

sad Journey Of An Aged Man in the East
to California
NEWCASTLE, May l5--JOhn McGee, an
elderly citizen II Plain Grove township,
LEFT this morning for Columbia, TuOlumme
county, Cal. where his son Samuel, aged
20 is TO be hanged Friday for a murder
committed while 5urglsrizing a store.
Young MeGee left college about two ears
ago 10 go 70 California where he engaged
In the fruit business at first. His parents
are he aTtbToken az the untimely and awful
en- ding of his career. Mr. McGee will
bring the body home for interment.
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MILLER HATS.

laundering down the line
comes the announcement of our
neckwear. Gou have probably
seen those washable ties. We
have cut the price 10 soc each
Competitors are getting 75c, but
will probably lower the price
when they read this announce
ment. Our lines of novelties
in Surah and Pongee silk is
about as large as the balance of
the town combined, and we are
putting them out at popular
prices.
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IaDIANAPoLIs, May l5.-Ferdinand
Schroeder, a saloon keeper, this morning
cut his wife's throat as she stood with
young babe in her arms, killing her in
stantly. He then ran 70 a vacant lot, and
lying down slashed his own thr' at with
the same razor, dying half an hour later.
SCHNEIDER WAS insane.
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CHICAGO, May l5.-Mrs. Mary Sambrecht.
bride Of but ten days, was run over to-
night and killed by one OF Yerkes' cable
cars. Accidents have been so frequent on
the comphny's lines and the service so IN
satisfactory that mob of fully 500 peO-
pie quickly gathered and made demon
stratiOn toward lyDehing the gripmAn.
Speedy action by the police saved him.
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The Ouincv,. Meeting.

CHICAGO, May 15.-The annual meeting
of the stock holders of the Chicago, Bur
Iington & Quincy railroad was held in this
city this morning, 4S0, 900 shares being rep
resented. The present board of directors
was unanimously reelected.
Richard Olney, of Boston. was elected in
the place Of Sidney Bartlett, deceased.
There were 4S0, 900 snares of the stock rep
resented and the meeting was entirely har-
monious. The officers for the ensuing year
will be elected at the next meeting of the
directors in Boston.
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The Conner Conference.

NEW YORK, May IA secret confer
ence of representatives of the large Amer
ican copper mines is being held. One OF
the delegates answered the call Of re-
porter at noon with the statement that nc
action would be taken to-day in regard to
ths proposition from European copper
holders, out that some decision might be
reached to morrow.
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Another Bedr Recnrered.

TACOMA, W. T., May l5-To-day an
other body was recovered from the debris
Of the wrecked building, that Of George 81.
Bell. carpenter. Bell makes the 6fth per
s0n who lost their life by the accident OF
the seven wounded IL Is expected two or
fhrpr cannot recover
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Honor- tothe shnl,

ST. PETERsBURs, May l5.-The Shah of
Persia, jOuneyIng from Teheran 70 st.
Petersburg, is meeting with a grand recep-
ton In Russia
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, May 15.-
Especial 20 the Independent. l-Parberry
democrat and ROtwitt, republican, are
surely elected 10 the convention. Kanouse.
democrat, is thiriy-three ahead Of Stafford,
republican, and Indications point towards
KanOuse's election.
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Missouri River Improvement.

FORT BENTON, May Is Especial to the
IndepeDdeDtl-A party Of thirty -hve men
and engineers arrived at the Mariss river
to-day, forming part Of the government
dredge boat crew. With this additional
force there will be sbou. 100 men engaged
In Missouri river improvement work in this
vicinity this season
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PITTsBURG, May ia combination OF
the glass fruit jar cap manufacturers Is re-
ported. In 800 gross lots quotations 20 day
are 50 50 for quarts and SI2 80 for half 0aI-
Ions and further advance OF from flfrv
cents " one dollar Is talked OF.
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MILLER HATS.

BUT we are playing thun
der in other things as well as
in spring overcoats. You
should see our line of novelties
in spring suits and price.
WHY VIII. it almost
takes away our breath. ONLY
TEN DOLLARS buys a neat
all-wool suit-nOt one lone lorn
style. but whole raft of them,
all nobby, all neat, all well
made, and as for styles each
pattern prettier than the other.
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WAsHISeros. May 15.-The Star to.
night says: The attorney y-general saw the
president to-day about Marshal Jones' re-
port. IL Is understood that Jones' report
/. far from being satisfactory and his dis-
missaI is soon 20 he ordered.
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BUFFALO, May I5.-After twenty three
rounds OF q prize fight in this city last
night, between Billy Welch Of Buffalo and
Jack smith of Toronto, WeIeh's right glove
bursted and he refused to go on The
referee gave the hight 70 Welch. A large
amnunt Of moneY chanRed hands.
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VIENNA, May I5.-The emperor TO day
gave an audience to Mr.. LawtOn, the re-
tiring United States minister, who pre-
sented his letters Of recall. Afterward the
emperor received Col. r. ) Grant the new
minister. who presented bis credentials.
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WAsHTssToS, May Is The attorney
general has authorized the marshal OF Ari-
zpna to Ofier . reward Of $500 each for the
arrest and conviction Of the robbers OF
Paymaster Wham.
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ERIE, Pa, May i5--The American So
ciety Of Mechanical Engineers listened to q
number Of papers to-day. They will con-
fInue IN session tin Friday, when the mem
bers will leave for New York and embark
for the Paris exposition.
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FoRr BENTON, May l5.-(Special TO the
Independent l-Returns from eight pre-
eincts give the following result. Conrad,
democrat, 259; Browne, democrat 2SS;
Peck, republican, l7O; Mitchell. republican,
I62
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Miner. th. Victi,n.

lsHPEAnNs, Mich, May 15.-By an ex-
plOsiOn Of dynamite at the OseeoIs mine
to day, four Austrian miners were terribly
injured. Two may die.
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TOWNSEND, May I5.-[Special tn the In
dependent THE ieweIry store of William
Woods was entered by burglars last night
and robbed of watches and jewelry valued
at 81 900. The thieves effected an entrance
by boring a hole near the lock by which
the key was reached and the lock sprung.
There is no clue whatever 10 the thieves.
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BOULDER, May I5.-tSpecial 70 the In
dependent. l-Returns from Elkhorn are as
follows: Hammond, 40; Merriman, 70; Card
well. so; JOyes. 6S; Kennedy. 8. In this
district JOyes and CRrdwell, democrats,
and Hammond, republican, are elected.
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Token the Peace.

BILLINGS, May 15.-lSpecial 10 the Inde-
pendent II. A. Losekamp, Of the firm Of
LOsckamp Bros clothing merchants Of
this city, was to-day bound over before
Justice Campbell in the sum of $1,000 20
keep the peace, on complaint OF }. ID Lose
L
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PARIS. May l5.-Whitelaw Reid, the
American minister, received SpulieT, min
ister foreign Of Affairs, to-day. President
Csrnot will receive Reid AZ the end of the
Upolr
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MILLER HATS.

Those gray diagonals-lalas,
all of them-from $22. 80 cut TO
$40 so. Many bargains on our
overcoat counters, but none
greater than a grayish blue
stockinette at 50 30. Many a
man has paid $50 for coat not
as good.
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BLAcKFOOT, May I5.-[Special 10 the
Inpependent THE vote at this precinct
was as follows: Robinson, democrat. "a;
Burns, democrat, %; KOhrs, republican, 2;
Eardley, republican, /.
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WASHINGTON. May 15.-Hon. 5. J. Ran
dali, who has been confined TO the house
for several weeks, il eonvalescing rapidly.
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MILLER HATS.

Then again, we want 10 tell
you that we are Montana agents
for HILL & son, DUBLIN,
Manufacturers of Irish tweed
We guarantee these goods to
be imported Irish tweed. They
will wear forever. To introduce
them we have concluded 10 sell
them at a very small profit.
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MARION, Ind, May Is Charles Hupe
shot and fatally wounded his daughter-in-
law to-day as the result Of domestic quar-
rel