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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
s. CIV. Rapid Transit R'y.

Leave Los Angeles from No. 9 Arcadia street,
opposite Baker block, for Alhambra and
MonrOvia.
WEEK DAYS
Forenoon, Afternoon,
7:4O 11:OO 800 sos
Returning-Leave MonrOvia for Alhambra and
Los Angeles,
Forenoon, Afternoon,
ZOO 9:O5 Ills AIS
-sUNDAYs-
Leave Los Angeles for Alhambra and Monrovia
Forenoon, Afternoon,
$40 44O
Returning-Leave Monrovia for Alhambra and
Los Angeles,
Forenoon, Afternoon,
800 400
Time between Los Angeles and Monrovia-
one hour.
INTERMEDIATE STATIONS BETWEEN TERMINAL
POINTS, BEGINNING AT Los ANGELES:
Soto Street, San MarinO,
Batz, San Gabriel,
Ramona, Sunny Slope,
Alhambra, Chapman,
Mayberry Baldwin,
Lake Vineyard, Arcadia,
Wilson's Peak and Sierra Madre buses for the
above points connect at Baldwin's station with
trains leaving Los Angeles at 11:OO a. m. and
800 and :OO p. m.
JOHN BRYSON, SR, F. @. STORY,
a1-3m President. Gen. Manager.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
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LINES OF TRAVEL.
Los Angeles, Pasadena & Glendale R'y

Leave Los Angeles for Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena Los Angeles.
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+Daily. tDaily except Sunday @Sundays only.
ED. CHAMBERS, Ticket Agent,
First-street Depot.
CHAS. T. PARSONS, Ticket Agent
129 North Spring street,
Depot at foot of First street. f23
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
YORK. J1ly 21.-ClOsing quotations:

BOSTON July 21.-Closing prices:
A. T. R. R. 1453l Mem. Cen 1st m h
Burl & Quincy. 1867 San Diego......... %
Mex. Cent Com. 261s
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Enormous Rates Charged on Temporary
Loans Yesterday.

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-The strin-
gencv in the money market to-day
was sharper than il has ever been since
the May pane of lssl. At the opening Of
the stock exchange brokers who were long
on stocks and had borrowed money on
them were glad 10 renew the loans al 20
per cent, per annum. Even this rate
would not bring renewal of the loan in
many cases, and before IL o'clock many
borrowers received notice that their loans
had been called in.
Brokers who bought stocks yesterday in
anticipation of relief from the treasury de-
partment, tried 10 obtain funds To pay for
their purchases, but were unable To- do SO.
and the combined demand caused "A large
crowd 10 remain around the money post
Of exchange all day. Early loans were
made at - per cent, but the supply at
this figure was soon exhausted and the
rate moved up 10 40, 30, 60, 20, ~. 30, and
before 10 o'clock the prevailing rate was
96 per cent. or equal TO the legal interest,
and premium of one-quarter per cent.
per day.
After p. IN. the rate advanced to u
per cent. per day. equal 10 $50 per cent
per annun. A crowd of brokers were
trying to borrow and money continued Ia
increase. In the last hour telegrams from
Washington To- the effect that the treasury
officials decided To take measures to re-
lieye the stringency caused an easier feel
ing. The high rates for money rapidly
dwindled away and fresh supply of
funds came in from sterling exchrnge
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EFFECTS CT THE STRIKE.
business In Central New York treaty
Embarrassed.

FoRT PLAIN, \. y, Aug. 2l.-Thc strike
on the Central is having serious effect
upon business in the Mohawk valley and
Johnstowown and Glovcrsvillc. In the
latter places the manufacturers aud mor-
chants experience great delay in getting
goods shipped, Some glove factories will
soon have tu shut down il the strike con-
tlnues. Provisions are advancing in
price.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-Chief Sargent this
morning said the meeting of the fedora.
ton Of railroad men will he held in Ter
race hall on Saturday. with the undoubted
result that a strike on the entire Wander
bilt system would be- ordered. As hc and
his three associates had endorsed the
action Of the general executive board Of
the Knights Of Labor, he thoroughly be-
licyed the supreme council of the fedora
ton would sustain it. lie also said the
action If Webb last night in adhrring So
firmly Ia the stand taken rendered the
action they had taken necessary Wcbb's
arbitrary methods and utter refusal To ar.
hitrntc the situation made il useless 10
deal with him any longer.
Vice President Webb this morning said
he did not believe the impending strike
would bc nearly So gigantic as the FEEDER
alton aud Knights Of Labor would have
people believe. Webb did not doubt that
would call out the men, hut he was of the
opinion that the number who would re-
spomd would not he So great after all.
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At Monmouth I'ark.

MoNMouru pNRE, Aug. n. The track
was heavy to-day aud holding. Ouc mile
Blcdsoc won, Chemist second, Ed Hop
per third. Time tijAt.
Twu-ycar-ulds, six furlougs Bertha
Campbell won, Emma J. second. Adyrn-
turrr third. Time ll5.
Delaware handicap, mile and a quar-
ter Rhouc won, Reporter second, l.ayi-
MIA thrd. Time 2:UI.
rwu-ycar-olds, six furlougs kildcre
won. Hoodlum second, kingman third
Time l:l5i.
Six furlnngs Worth wnu, Sluggard see
oud, Kcnwoud third. Time ~.
Three year-olds aud upwards, one mile
-Ch"saprake won, Vendetta second Cla-
wood thrd. Time l:i5. Nendctta's rider
claimed foul and It was allowed, aud
the race was given Ia Vendetta, plac" To
Chwood, aud Chesapeake was placed
last.
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INVESTIGATING RAUM
Cooper Becomes Angry and Skips
the Job-Agreement on the Land
Forfeiture Bill-Advances to be
Made on Silver Bars.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The Raum in
vestigation was resumed this morning.
Cooper, who made the charges, made a
brief explanation of his position, after
which Raum took the stand. The witness
denied that any employe of the pension
office save himself ever owned stock in the
refrigerator company, and consequently
the charge that employees had been pro-
NOTED because of such ownership was
false.
Cooper then demanded to see the books
of the company, but Raum refused 10 pro-
duce them. He was willing that the men,
bers of the committee should inspect the
stock book of the company, but not that
il should go into the records. Mr.. Raum
said Cooper gave to the press everything
he got hold of and has made public docu-
ments entrusted To him for inspection by
the committee on rules. Cooper insisted
on seeing the books himself and, upon
the committee refusing, gathered up his
books and papers and left the room. The
committee then resumed the investigation
on its own hook.
Commissioner Raum said he had bor-
rowed $1,000 upon the endorsement of
George T.. Lemon and renewed the notes
from time To time. The refrigerator COM
pany was organized last January ana was
composed OF men OF hlgh standing. lie
never gave any priority TO any claims Tor
Lemon or any other attorney. Lemon
was anxious to have his cases before the
pension Office pushed along. He pre-
sented number OF slips, each relating to
the cases which were reported to be ready
for action. The witness was asked TO
make up % or 30 cases and present his
views. This was done. The witness pre-
sented Mr.. Lemons letter 10 the
committee and II was read. II
enclosed 30 complete pension cases, dated
November IL last, and expressed
the hope that the bureau would begin TO
practice considering such complete cases
Immediately. The letter was referred 10
the deputy commissioner for report and
he reported against the plan. Therefore
the witness made no order. written or
verbal, for taking up Lemons case in adj
vance oi the regular order.
Raum said that after further eNamina-
ton and consideration of the matter, he,
OH December %, issued AN order concern
ing the completed files. on which were
put the cases that seemed TO be most com
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THROWN FROM THE TRAIN.
4 brakeman Charged with Giving ~ Pas
sepger Pretty Rough Treatment.
q NtNlnll llIl

Special Dispatch To the standard
MISsouIA, Aug. 2l.-Joscph Loumph-
cry, the oldest settler in the Bitter Root
valley. died At his home at Stcycnsvillc
last night, aged 81 years. lie pilotcd
Father Dcsmct into this country in ISL
and lived in the valley since lsij or lSiG.
man named Antoine Grodncy was
brought in from Ravalli about & o'clock
with broken leg. He says brakeman
threw him of from the train because he
could not pay his fare. pr. licdgcr had
him taken To- th" county inllrmary.
The young ladies' academy opens next
week
The case of the state vs.. Dennis was
settled to-day 10y payment uf a certain
sum 10y Dennis Ia the mother of his ille-
gitimatr child,
Judge Evans went Ia Deer Lodge to-
night.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The senate this
morning, after spending some time in
considering Plumbs resolution for the
prohibition of liquor selling or drinking
in the senate wing of the capitol, took up
the tariff bill. Nothing was said about
Quay's order of business resolution, the
debate on which begun yesterday.
The failure To take mp the Quay resolu-
ton this morning is due to the general de-
sire for party conference or caucus as TO
the lien action. 1t will likely be called up
tomorrow.
The pending question in the tariff bill
was McPherson's amendment referring
to table.knives, steel, butchcr-kniyes.
etc.. and imposes compound duties on
them, according to the value speciiica-
tons. The amendment is TO substitute
for these duties uniform rate of IS per
cent. ad valorem.
The bill was temporarily laid aside and
the conference report on the bill for the
increase of the clerical force in the pen
sion Office was presented and agreed TO.
Evarts presented telegram from the
members of the Grant Monument associ-
ton in New York, protesting against the
proposed removal of Grants remains 10
Washington.
Consideration of the tariff bill was re-
sumed and the pending amendment re-
jected.
Mcpherson moved To amend the para
graph referring 10 files and rasps 10y
striking out the duties aud classification
10y lengths, and inserting % per cent. ad
valorcm. Without voting the senate
went into executive session and soon adj
iourDea
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-In the house
Buchanan called up the bill for the adj
iustment Of the accounts Of lnborers
arising under the eight hour law. II was
discussed while and went over without
action Consideration of the bill defining
Gland" was then resumed.
Henderson of Illinois reported'the river
and harbor bill, asking a anon-concurrencc
in all the senate amendments and agree
ing to the conference requested by the
senate.
Kerr Of Iowa made the point of order
that the amendment must first be consld-
cred ia committee Of the whole. Hendcr-
son ihereupon withdrew the report, stat
ing that he would make il tomorrow as
privileged matter.
In the morning in the house Buchanan
called up the bill for the adjustment Of ac-
counts of lahorers arising uuder the eight
hour law. Pending discussion, the morn
ing hour expired and the house proceeded
TO the consideration of the bill defining
lard.
Mason of Illinois said this was fight
between the packers Of impure lard and
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WNSmNoToS PNWk, Aug. 2l.-Thc track
was exceedingly heavy Tho Palo Alto
Jack match WAS again postponed,
Breeders stake, for 2.your.old-, .uilo
heats, Belle Cassrtt won, Happy Pilot -cC-
nnd, RAYMOND Wilkes third, Bonnie phal-
las fourth. Best time, 2.2l a.
The 2:5O trut, mile heats, Fay won,
Prince Warwick second, Rcd Flame third.
ether, distaucrd. Best time, 2:g7a,.
The 2;2l trut, milo heats, purse Sl.ODO.
Voucher won, Linda Sprague second,
Dick smith third, Elisha fourth, Best
Time, 2:Giii.
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DEATH IN THE STORM.
Building Blown Down and Many Peo-
pie Killed and Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ~. - During a
heavy storm which prevailed in this
vicinity this evening the south
ern wall of the stable and ear
sheds, used jointly by the Twelfth and
Sixteenth and Tenth and Eleventh street
passenger railway companies was blown
down, carrying n portion with il and
smashing number of ears. -Four per-
sons were killed outright and three so
badly injured they are not expected Ia
recover. Three others were less seriously
injured and one is missing and probably
dead. Twenty or more horses were
killed. The killed are August Paul driver
Mrs. August Paul, Charles Severn, con.
ductor. Chas. Fisher, driver.
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w. n. EDWARDS MURDER.
His Two Nrphrws Acquitted Of tn,
Charge uf Causing Ills Death.

SPECIAL Correspondence ofthc Standard.
GENNTsDALE, Mont, Aug. 2l-Thc
mystery connected with w. II. Edwards
murder is not yet solved. The prclimin-
AIRY examination here before Judge Arm.
strong, l., u. Mats, acting for the defend
ants, and States Attorney Webster for the
prosecution, assisted 10y sheriff Houston,
resulted IN the discharge ~ Fred and
Townsend Edwards of the crime. In
ycstigatiou shows il Ia be- a cruel murder
but time may tell aud bring forth the
gmIltY party.
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By Associated Press.

BoISE Cry, Idaho, Aug. 1.-THE Re
publican State convention rrasscmbled
this morning and adopted platform. 1t
endorses the administration Of President
Harrison; favors the protection Of Amer
lean industries; rcjoiccs over the splen-
did victory achieved 10y the national
republican majority over the enemies Of
silver AT home and abroad. The plat
form fayors the rigid enforcement Oi the
election laws aud the enactment of such
laws as may hc necessary for the suppress
sion of MornOnlsm aud protection of
the purity Of the ballot.
4 resolution was adopted that IL was the
SENSE Of the convention that the first
legislature elect une senator from North
Idaho.
The following ticket was nominated:
Governor, George l.. Shoup Of Lemhi;
lieutenant governor. y. Is, Wiley Of Idaho
county; congressman, Willis Sweet of
Latah; secretary Of state, 4. j. Piukham
Of Alulrus, state auditor, George Robe
than of Bingham; state treasurer, Frank
X. Collin uf Boise City.
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cision >" This Webb cmphatically re-
fused. Dcvlin then said; "Do under
stand you tn assume that the public and
your employees have no rights that you are
bound TO consider. and do you look upon
the matter simply as though the railroads
were your own property? Because, IL you
take that view of il, there is no need nf
our saying anything further" Webb
hcsitatcd and then took refuge in silence
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DUBOIS WAS SHUT OUT
ldahO'S Republican State Ticket Does
Not Include His Name.
The North Insisted Upon Sending
a Victim to the Slaughter and
Dubois Was Dropped
From the List
specIaI Correspondence of lnc standard.

Special CoTTeSpOudrnce NJ Tie standard
BoIsE CGTN, Idaho, Aug. 2l.-The re-
publican state convention to-day nomi-
mated the following candidates: George
l.. Shoup of Lcmhi county. for governor;
congressman. Willis Sweet of Tattah
county; lieutenant governor, y. B. Wiley
OF Idaho county; secretary Of state,
A. j. Plckham Of Alturas: auditor, George
A. Robcthan, of Bingham; treasurer,
I. X. Collin of Ada; attorney general,
George II. Roberts of Alturas: superin-
tcndcnt of public instruction. j. f.. Har-
roun of Cassa; Justices Of the supreme
court, j. W. Huston Of Ada, I. n. sullivan
Of Alturas and j. I. Morgan Of Bingham.
In some respects the ticket is strong
especially So III the name ~ Governor
Shoup, Tie however. has a load Ia carry
which may break him down in the race.
Shpup has been ambitious to represent
the state of Idaho in the United States
senate hut IN order to secure Dubois CO
operation in the statehood campaign in
congress, he had to pledge himself
for Dubois for senator. The scheme up
To the present has b5cu To send both Du-
bois aud NhOup to the senate, but to-day
IN convention the delegate from North
Idaho intcrposcd serious obstacle
To- the contamination Of this well
laid plan ia the shape Of reso-
luton that the northern country shall
bc entitled to one United States senator.
This either knocked out Shoup or Dubois,
aud as the latter seems To- have the whip
hand he came ont on top and in order To
placatc the north Shoup was unanimously
nominated for governor.
There is no doubt that II the republic
cans carry the legislature, Shoup will stlll
persist IN running for senator aud resign
ing the govcrnorship, thus disregarddg
entirely the resolution adopted to-day by
vote ns III To ~, but which IN no sense
of the word can bc considered binding on
th" legislature. The north should not bo
drludcd into believing that the passage Of
this resolution destroys tue Shoup-Dubois
| combine. Boise City was badly treated,
she only getting the poor treasurer office
aud one Justice.
The nominee for treasurer is "a mug
wump of the most approved type, having
holtcd and scratched his ticket for
/ years back. He will run Nd
votes behind his ticket in his own coun-
| try. There Is much bad feeling among
| the republicans in consequence, Most Of
| the candidates are unknown outside OF
their towns aud are not calculated to
| make an aggressive campaign. The
democrats are very hopeful and are de-
| trrmincd at the state convention which
meets un Monday To put a strong ticket
in the field.
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SARATOGA, Aug. u. One mile King
Crab won, DriIllr second, ben Harrison
third. Time, lI3I.
Six furlongs Cleopatra won, National
second, Monterey third Time, :lGI..
Mile aud onc-siNteenth Gymnast won,
Ofalccr second, Maid If Orleans third.
Time, / :jJii.
Mile and ihrcc-sixtecnths Rcdarc won,
Synalou second, English Lad third. Time,
9H3.
Mile and unc-siNtccnlh Lynn won. sat
i,factinn second, bohemian Third, Time,
1sEl
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HELPING FRISCO.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-As one result
of First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson's recent inspection of the postal
service of the far West, 40 stamp agencies
have been ordered 10 he established in San
Francisco and the working force of the
postofIlce of that city has been increased
by six mailing clerks, fourteen delivery
and stationery clerks and five other
clerks, all al an annual expense of $1,000.
An increase of 30 carriers was ordered a
short time ago.
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GrangerS shake,

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. 2l.-The State
Farmers Alliance of Virginia intend to
grasp the hands Of the northern alliance.
The brothers Of the north are determined
TO hold together with hooks of steel in
spite of all efforts to arouse sectional
prejudice until the financial emancipa-
ton of the lahorer and producer is ac-
complished.
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LAWYER. Talking Ahont Inm..

SARATOGA, Aug. M.-At the meeting
this morning of the American Bar asso-
citation number of new members were
elected. The reports Of the standing com
mittees were read on judicial administrd.
tiou and remidal procedure on awarding
the gold medal and on forms of verdicts
in criminal procedure. The pending bills
in congress for the relief If the supreme
court were commended at the evening
session,
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u,DWElr4n, y. Y. Aug. 2l.-ln the
2.U Irnt, Sl,Jp' Stryiu won, Miss Alice
second, Golden Rod third, Globe fourth,
Brst time, 2.loli
Pals trut, n so unfinished: MOCking
Blsl took thU first and fourth heats,
Mimhrluu Maid the second aud third.
Br.l iimu, 2.ls.
gigi trul, si,Jup unfinished; Justine
wuu tho only heat Time, 2.2lA.
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Tho Nntr. Mrrr Plentiful

Prom up Washington rust
"Nou were pretty badly in debt when
saw you last" said congressman 90 ono
uf his constituents. "Ary you meeting
your notes now H'
Il should .ay -o," he replied. 81 can't
turn q vurucr without running into one Of
them
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FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 2l.-It is re-
ported here that a cyclone early this morn
ing struck point six miles east of Fos.
toria, Ohio. Wires in that vicinity are
down aud no particulars can be obtained.
Fostoria is ~ miles east Of tins city on the
Nickel Plate railroad.
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H,EEsGuEU, Pa, Aug. q. The state
prohibition convention to-day nominated
Charles W. Miller Tor governor, Charles
f.. Hyatt for acknowledgements William
T. Dunn Tor secretary Of internal affairs.
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heck.
rr1m lnc Chlcaro limos.

FROM the Chicago Times.
Candidate Iii: "rompkins in the race,
chf he don't think he stands no chance
uf hcad,u' me oil from congress, does
he"
Mr. lIcnchmlu: well, they say. Eli,
he's ALFRED popular. Looks little as
tho some # the boys'd make a break"
Eli; "Nrc here, Nrnch, Just hand me
that bank book. Ill soon put check TO
that, b'gosh."
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the packers of refined compound lard. II
was a trade iighr and had no place in con-
gress. After considerable further debate
the house took a recess, the evening ses-
sion to be for debate on the lard bill.
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FIgE Island, y. Y, Aug 2l.-Ashore at
Jones inlet is the Hamburg American line
steamer Dania, Captain schultz. from
Hamburg for Newark aud Baltimore. She
went ashore at about II o'clock last night.
She lies iu Hu easy position.
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brotherhood Games.

At Boston Boston 10, Buffalo |.
At New York New York Is, Cleveland |.
Al Philadelphia Philadelphia 5, Chit
cagu !.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 1, pittsburg l.
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ON THE DIAMOND.


Al Philadelphia hia-Philadelphia 7, Pitts
burg l.
At New York Brooklyn 4, ChicagoO 0.
At Boston Boston :, Cleveland D.
At Now York New York B Cincinnati !.
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Major Pond Nominated.

SAN JosE, Cal, Aug. n. Major. L. ID.
Pond Of san Francisco WAS nominated
to-day for governor by the democratic
state convention on the fourth ballot.
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American Association Games.

At It. Louis II. Louis :, Rochester Is; (;
second game ~. Louis 3, Rochester 5.
At Columbus Columbus T., Brooklyn l.
At Louisville Louisville ., Athletics |.
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PLuCgylLLE, Cal, Aug. 2l William
Rowlauds ~ this city shot and killed his
wife last night and then suicidrd. The
tragedy was the result ~ domestic
troubles,
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Irish for Congress.

SAS FRANclsCo, Aug. %.-Thc third
congressional district convention met at
noon and nominated John r. Irish of
Alameda for congress.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Il Z. CHRISMAN, ID. d. s.
Office. First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by a new process. All classes OF Dental Work
executed I'm first class manner. ARTIFICIAL
Teeth Without Plates.